Condensed
/kənˈdɛnst/
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- (adj.) Presented in a shortened or summarized form, often used for legal documents to ensure brevity and clarity.
The lawyer submitted a condensed version of the contract to highlight key provisions.
- (v.) (past participle) Having been made denser or more concentrated, especially with regard to textual or evidential materials in legal contexts.
The report was condensed to eliminate unnecessary details before submission to the court.
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In legal drafting, "condensed" documents emphasize essential information, aiding efficient review; avoid omitting material facts to prevent ambiguity or misinterpretation.
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