Annotate

/ˈænəˌteɪt/

Definitions

  1. (v.) To add explanatory notes or comments to a text or diagram.
    The editor annotated the manuscript to clarify complex passages.
  2. (v.) To supply with critical or explanatory notes.
    Lawyers often annotate statutes to explain their application.

Forms

  • annotates
  • annotating
  • annotated

Commentary

Legal annotations often clarify statutory or case law nuances; precise and context-focused notes enhance understanding.

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