Unit
/ˈjuːnɪt/
Definitions
- (n.) A single, distinct part or component of a larger system or structure.
Each apartment is considered a separate housing unit.
- (n.) A standard measure used to express quantities in legal or commercial contexts.
The contract specifies the price per unit of the product.
Forms
- units
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Commentary
The term 'unit' often requires specificity in legal drafting to clarify whether it refers to a physical component, a measurement, or a legal entity.
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