aforementionednoun. Antonyms: following,
undermentioned
. Synonyms: aforesaid, mentioned, abovementioned.
What is meant by undermentioned?
Meaning of undermentioned in English
used to
refer to information that can be found in a later part of the same text
: The undermentioned staff all wish to join the union. Synonym. following. Compare.
What is a synonym for aforementioned?
aforementionedadjective. Previously mentioned. Synonyms:
aforesaid
, mentioned, abovementioned.
What does Affore mean?
Afore is defined as
before
, or something done previously. Something that was mentioned previously is an example of afore. adverb.
Is Advocative a word?
Advocative is
an adjective
. The adjective is the word that accompanies the noun to determine or qualify it.
What is the difference between aforementioned and forementioned?
Aforementioned (adjective)
Previously mentioned
. … Forementioned (adjective) Mentioned earlier or above; already cited.
Is aforementioned a proper word?
Something that was mentioned before
is aforementioned
. Once you’ve written about something, it can then be referred to as
aforementioned
.
Is it above mentioned or abovementioned?
above mentioned isn’t really two words
. It’s a one-word adjective.
Is Underdiscussed a word?
| inadequately discussed insufficiently discussed | infrequently mentioned taboo | unmentioned |
|---|
Is below mentioned a word?
This is not correct
. Don’t use this phrase. If you are going to use these words as an adjective, you need to put a hyphen between them.
What does Sithens mean?
Filters
.
(obsolete) From or since the time that
. conjunction. (obsolete) Since then, after that.
What does Aforetime mean?
in time past
; in a former time; previously. adjective. former; previous.
What thereon means?
(ðɛərɒn ) adverb [ADV after v] Thereon means
on the object or surface just mentioned
. [formal]
What are the 3 types of advocacy?
Advocacy is also about helping people find their voice. There are three types of advocacy –
self-advocacy, individual advocacy and systems advocacy
.
Is it correct to say advocate for?
A:
If you rally round a cause, you “advocate” it
; you don’t “advocate for” it (“He advocates universal free health care”). The American Heritage Dictionary of the English Language (4th ed.) says the verb means to “speak, plead, or argue in favor of” something.
