Card
/ˈkɑːrd/
Definitions
- (n.) A flat, rectangular piece of stiff paper or thin material used for various purposes such as identification, payment, or record-keeping.
He showed his ID card at the entrance.
- (n.) A legal document or printed evidence providing proof or authority, such as a business card or voting card.
The lawyer presented a business card with contact details.
Forms
- cards
See also
Commentary
In legal contexts, 'card' frequently denotes an official or authoritative document that conveys identity or permission, important for authentication purposes.
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