Annexing

/ˈænɛksɪŋ/

Definitions

  1. (v. (participle)) The act of formally incorporating territory or property into another entity, typically by legal or political means.
    The government is annexing adjacent land to expand the city limits.

Forms

  • annex
  • annexes
  • annexed

Commentary

In legal drafting, distinguish 'annexing' as the act or process, especially in territorial contexts, from 'annex' as the base term.

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