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The fine print your body or your deal always had, whether you read it or not.
means A particular state of being — physical, medical, or contractual — and also the requirement or stipulation attached to something before it can happen.
from From Latin 'condicio' (also spelled 'conditio'), meaning an agreement, stipulation, or terms of a bargain, built from 'con-' (together) and 'dicere' (to say or declare) — literally 'a speaking together.' The sense of a physical or medical state developed later, as 'condition' came to mean the terms one's body or situation 'agreed to' or found itself under.
- medical sense
- Doctors say it to avoid saying disease
- logical sense
- If this, then that, no exceptions
- etymology
- Latin condicio, meaning agreed terms
- fitness sense
- Peak condition just means barely fine