Plurilateral
/ˌplʊrɪˈlætərəl/
Definitions
- (adj.) Involving several countries or parties but not all members of a larger group, especially in treaties or agreements.
The plurilateral trade agreement was signed by a select group of nations to address specific issues.
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Commentary
Often used to denote agreements between multiple but limited parties, distinguishing from 'multilateral' which implies broader participation.
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