Provide

What do we mean by provide?

To make available (something needed or desired); furnish. intransitive verb

To supply something needed or desired to. intransitive verb

To have as an available or desirable feature; afford. intransitive verb

To set down as a stipulation or requirement. intransitive verb

To make ready ahead of time; prepare. intransitive verb

To take measures in preparation. intransitive verb

To supply means of subsistence. intransitive verb

To make a stipulation or requirement. intransitive verb

To foresee; look forward to.

To procure beforehand; get, collect, or make ready for future use; prepare.

To furnish; supply: now often followed by with, but formerly also by of.

To make ready; prepare.

To make or lay down as a previous arrangement, guaranty, or provision; make a previous condition, supposition, or understanding: as, the agreement provides that the party shall incur no loss.

Eccles., to grant the right to be in future presented to a benefice which is not vacant at the time of the grant. See provision, 8.

To procure or furnish supplies, means of defense, or the like: as, to provide liberally for the table.

To take measures for counteracting or escaping something: often followed by against or for.

To make ready; prepare.

To procure supplies or means in advance; to take measures beforehand in view of an expected or a possible future need, especially a danger or an evil; -- followed by against or for intransitive verb

To stipulate previously; to condition. intransitive verb

To make a living; earn money for necessities.

To act to prepare for something.

To establish as a previous condition; to stipulate.

To give what is needed or desired, especially basic needs.

To furnish (with), cause to be present.

To make possible or attainable.

(Latinism) To foresee.

To appoint to an ecclesiastical benefice before it is vacant. See provisor.

1. To copulate and care for 2. To feed on bread Urban Dictionary

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Capital of and largest city in Rhode Island. A city initially founded by exile Roger Williams in the 1630s, it has since evolved to the diverse and dynamic city it is today. As an education center, it is home to Ivy League Brown University, artist mecca Rhode Island School of Design (RISD), and Providence College (PC) which is home of the Friars. The East Side is an affluent treasure of many beautiful historic homes. Federal Hill once most known for the Italian mafia and the Patriarca crime family, is now world renown for its Italian cuisine. Providence South Side is now a mecca of diversity and has become a landing spot for cultures from all over the world. It's a small but truly underrated city. Urban Dictionary

A euphemism for prostitute, one who performs sexual acts in exchange for monetary compensation. Urban Dictionary

Home of Brown University (the only thing NYC socialites know the state for, due to rich college bound kids), RISD (thus the crazy shit on telephone poles and insanely dressed thayer's street shoppers), Providence Place Mall (where all Rhode Islanders have, at least, been), Federal Hill (a special place with excellent food and well done jobs), and a river flowing with acid waste and occasionally water-fire, among other fabulous Rhode Island-y things. Urban Dictionary

A real man that takes care of his kids and his woman in the same household.. Urban Dictionary

Someone who is a prostitue. Urban Dictionary

An evil shadow goverment that wants to manipulate and control the entire universe. Luckily, the last owner of Providence, Arthur Edwards. Was inyected with a funny serum that gave him demencia. So now we are safe. Urban Dictionary

The capital of Rhode Island. Kind of like the illegitimate lovechild of Boston, LA, and the Soviet Union. Bad part of town: Southside Urban Dictionary

The beastin' capital of Rhode Island that's (still) run by the mob where you can be shot, stabbed, grab some Dell's, watch the polluted river be lit on fire, go to college, and buy rims. The phrases you'll most hear in Providence are ... "I know a guy .." "Yea, it fell off the back of a truck." "Walking on cobblestones wouldn't be so hard if I wasn't drunk." "Oh, shit ! The popo's !" - haha nobody says the last one. It's a kickass town and nothing compares to it. Suck on that Boston. Urban Dictionary

Words that are spelled similarly to provide:
provide, provine, protide.

Words that are triggered by (strongly associated with) the word provide:
insight, adequate, assistance, opportunities, accommodation, guidance, shelter, access, advice, services, instruction, protection, employment, information, sufficient, accurate, benefits, opportunity, coverage, safe, care, relief, support.

Words that rhyme with provide:
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Adjectives that are often used to describe provide:
further, how, part, procedure, dramatic, red, fine.

Nouns that are often described by the adjective provide:
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Words that sound like provide:
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