restipulation

English

Etymology

From re- +‎ stipulation.

Noun

restipulation (countable and uncountable, plural restipulations)

1. A subsequent stipulation.
   • 1881, The Catholic Presbyterian, volume 5, page 344:

     With him, faith sums up everything in this relation ; and faith itself is not a restipulation, but a believing acquiescence for our own part in a covenant which establishes all things for us; and specially an acquiescence in Christ, in whom we find the covenant sealed, and vitally operative.

Related terms

• restipulate