Identities
/aɪˈdɛn.tɪ.tiz/
Definitions
- (n.) The distinguishing characteristics or legal attributes that establish the uniqueness of a person or entity.
The court verified the identities of the parties involved before proceeding.
- (n.) The official documentation or proof indicating who someone is, such as identification papers.
She presented multiple forms of identities to prove her citizenship.
Forms
- identity (singular)
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Commentary
Commonly used as the plural of 'identity,' referring to multiple instances or types. In legal contexts, precise clarification between personal attributes and documentary proof is important.
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