"in extenso" (Latin)

by Craig Shrives

What does the Latin term in extenso mean?

"In extenso" is a Latin term that means "in full" or "in its entirety." It is used to indicate that a text, document, or speech is being presented or quoted in its complete form, without any omissions or abridgements.

Examples in Sentences

Here are three example sentences using the term "in extenso":
  • The court decision was published in extenso, allowing readers to access the full and unedited text.
  • The professor provided the students with a copy of the research paper in extenso, ensuring they had access to the complete study.
  • The speech was published in the newspaper in extenso, allowing readers to grasp the speaker's arguments and statements in their entirety.
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