Brevities
/ˈbrɛvɪtiz/
Definitions
- (n.) The quality or state of expressing much in few words, often relevant in legal drafting or argumentation.
The lawyer admired the brevities in the succinct contract clauses.
Forms
- brevity
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Commentary
In legal contexts, brevities often emphasize the importance of clear and efficient expression in documents and oral arguments.
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