In literature, "stipulate" is employed to denote the act of setting conditions or demands, often in a manner both precise and formal. It is used for articulating contractual terms or binding agreements, as when a character insists on specific conditions before proceeding with an action [1]. The word also recurs in more personal or even humorous contexts—as seen when characters negotiate their personal boundaries or sense of propriety, lending a tone of both gravity and wit to their discussions [2] [3]. Additionally, its usage can extend to descriptive passages, where it aids in specifying qualities or characteristics with exactness, thereby reinforcing the narrative's attention to detail [4].