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vice clause

vice clause noun: a rule forbidding a fund from investing in controversial products and services such as weapons or pornography.

Noun

vice clause (plural vice clauses)

  1. A rule forbidding a fund from investing in controversial products and services such as weapons or pornography.

Forms of vice clause

pluralvice clauses

Questions about vice clause

What does vice clause mean?
Vice clause means a rule forbidding a fund from investing in controversial products and services such as weapons or pornography.
What part of speech is vice clause?
Vice clause is a noun.
What is the plural of vice clause?
The plural of vice clause is vice clauses.

Words near vice clause in the dictionary

  1. vice chairperson
  2. vice chairpersons
  3. vice chairs
  4. vice chancellor
  5. vice chancellors
  6. vice clause
  7. vice clauses
  8. vice consul
  9. vice consuls
  10. vice director
  11. vice directors

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