Definition, Meaning & Synonyms
provisory
adjective
/prəˈvɪzəri/

Definition
Serving as a temporary arrangement or condition that is subject to change.

Examples
- The team implemented a provisory plan while they awaited final approval.
- His provisory status at the job meant he could not access certain benefits.
- During the transition period, they relied on a provisory agreement to keep things moving.

Meaning
The term ‘provisory’ refers to something that is intended to be temporary or provisional in nature, often used in contexts where a permanent solution or decision has not yet been made.

Synonyms
- temporary
- conditional
- interim
- provisional