Embedded
/ɪmˈbɛdɪd/
Definitions
- (adj.) Situated firmly and deeply within a surrounding mass or context, particularly referring to provisions or clauses included within a larger legal document.
The embedded arbitration clause requires disputes to be resolved outside of court.
- (adj.) Referring to reporters or journalists attached to military or governmental units to provide firsthand information.
The embedded reporter accompanied the troops during the operation.
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'Embedded' often describes clauses integrated within documents or reporters assigned within military contexts; clarity depends on context.
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