The document lists common doublets and triplets used in legal language and their equivalent single word. It provides examples of phrases containing two or three closely related words that typically express the same meaning as a single word, such as "able and willing" equivalent to "able" or "terms and conditions" equivalent to "terms". The list is intended to identify opportunities to simplify legal language by replacing wordy doublets and triplets with their single word equivalents.
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The document lists common doublets and triplets used in legal language and their equivalent single word. It provides examples of phrases containing two or three closely related words that typically express the same meaning as a single word, such as "able and willing" equivalent to "able" or "terms and conditions" equivalent to "terms". The list is intended to identify opportunities to simplify legal language by replacing wordy doublets and triplets with their single word equivalents.
The document lists common doublets and triplets used in legal language and their equivalent single word. It provides examples of phrases containing two or three closely related words that typically express the same meaning as a single word, such as "able and willing" equivalent to "able" or "terms and conditions" equivalent to "terms". The list is intended to identify opportunities to simplify legal language by replacing wordy doublets and triplets with their single word equivalents.