Typologies

/ˌtɪˈpɒlədʒiz/

Definitions

  1. (n.) Plural of typology; classifications or systematic arrangements of types within a particular legal context.
    The scholar analyzed various typologies of contract disputes to identify common patterns.

Forms

  • typology

Commentary

In legal writing, 'typology' often refers to categorizing cases or legal principles; plural forms like 'typologies' are typically used to discuss multiple classification systems.

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