Memoranda
/ˌmɛməˈrændə/
Definitions
- (n.) Written notes or records, especially those used to summarize facts, agreements, or legal positions.
The lawyer drafted a memoranda summarizing the key points of the case.
Forms
- memorandum
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Commentary
'Memoranda' is the plural form of 'memorandum' and typically refers to multiple such written records often used within legal contexts for internal communication or summarizing matters.
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