contract extension
Agreement term addition
A contract extension prolongs an existing agreement beyond its original end date, typically preserving the same terms: The team signed him to a two-year contract extension.
Common in employment, sports, and business contexts, extensions allow parties to continue arrangements without negotiating entirely new contracts.
Distinguished from renewal, which may involve renegotiated terms.
- renewalMaking current again
- negotiationDiscussion seeking mutual accord
- front officeAdministrative headquarters of organization
- dealAgreement or distribution
- signingInscribing one's name
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- delaysdelays, delay, delayed, postponement, postpone
- transferstransfer, money transfer, bank transfer, wire transfer, fund transfer
- renewalsrenewal date, renewal fee, renewal notice, renewal option, renewal period
contract extensioncontract termination
Ending a legal agreement
contract cancellation · early termination · termination · buyout · release
contract extensioncontract termination
Ending a legal agreement
release · firing · dismissal · layoff · contract expiration
contract extensionnew deal
Revised agreement between parties
free agency · fresh start · rookie contract · renegotiation · trade
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