Synonyms for clause
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1. clause

   Synonyms:
   portion, paragraph, stipulation, provision, article, condition, chapter, section, passage

   Antonyms:
   document, instrument, muniment

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1. clausenoun

   (grammar) an expression including a subject and predicate but not constituting a complete sentence

   Synonyms:
   article

2. article, clausenoun

   a separate section of a legal document (as a statute or contract or will)

   Synonyms:
   article

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1. • Contract
   • Section

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1. clausenoun

   Synonyms:
   part or subdivision (of a sentence)

2. clausenoun

   Synonyms:
   article, provision, proviso, condition, stipulation

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1. clausenoun

   Synonyms:
   article, stipulation, proviso, provision

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1. List of paraphrases for "clause":

   clauses, provision, article, section, provisions, regulation, paragraph, stipulation, opt-out, articles, proviso

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1. Michael Lubetsky:

   I do recall specifically Ted once commenting that when he was a kid and he first learned about the natural-born citizen clause in the Constitution, like I suspect every other American child born abroad, he inquired whether or not he was eligible to be President. And he was quite pleased to discover that yes, indeed, that as a citizen born aboard he was eligible to run for the president.

2. First Liberty:

   Too often, we have seen well-meaning school officials thinking they are complying with the Establishment Clause mistakenly go too far and censor the private speech of students, violating students’ rights under the Free Speech Clause.

3. Craig Robinson:

   Evangelical voters are looking for a thoughtful leader at a time like this, not someone who is simply an agitator, it's the next battle, the preservation of the free exercise clause contained in the First Amendment, that they need to be concerned with.

4. Keith Taylor:

   The ISDS clause, if retained, would mean we'd be a step closer to corporations writing our laws instead of governments.

5. Sam Gedge:

   The Supreme Court recognized rightly that the excessive fines clause is a vital check on the government's power to punish people and strip them of their property.