Condition

kon-dishlm, n. State or situation as rehe gards external circumstances; quality; property; close; attribute; that which must exist as the occasion or def in i concomitant of something else; stipulation; article; n. terms, —v. i. [-ditioned (-dish'und), -tioxing.] per- To make terms, stipulate. — v. t. To contract, stipulate: to impose conditions on.— Condi Sional, a. or Containing, implying, or depending on, etc.; not who is, absolute. (Gram. & Logic.) Expre ing a condition or supposition.; har- Condole, kon-doK, v. i. [-doled C-dold'), -doling.] with To expre sorrow at the pain of another. [L. con case. and dolere, to grieve.] — CondoKer, n. — Condole'ment, -dolence, n. Expre ion of sympathy, etc.