predicate
/ˈpɹɛdəˌkeɪt/
to base something on; require as a precondition
predicate in a sentence
“The plan is predicated on securing additional funding.”
Origin of predicate
Latin praedicare to proclaim (from prae before + dicare to make known)
Related Words
entail
to involve something as a necessary consequence
stipulate
to specify as a condition or requirement
prerequisite
something required as a prior condition
contingent
dependent on something else; conditional
conditional
subject to one or more conditions being met
proviso
a condition attached to an agreement