Facsimiled
/ˈfæk.sɪ.mɪld/
Definitions
- (v.) Past tense of facsimile; to reproduce an exact copy of a document, especially for legal purposes.
The attorney facsimiled the signed contract to the other party promptly.
Forms
- facsimile
- facsimiles
- facsimiling
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Commentary
Typically used as the past tense of 'facsimile'; frequently appears in legal contexts involving document transmission or reproduction.
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