Treaty

/ˈtriːti/

Definitions

  1. (n.) A formally concluded and ratified agreement between sovereign states or international entities.
    The two countries signed a treaty to end the conflict.

Forms

  • treaties

Commentary

Treaties require ratification and are binding under international law, distinguishing them from informal agreements.

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