above-named
Definition
Adjective: Mentioned or named earlier in the same text or document.
Usage
The word "above-named" is used as an attributive adjective, typically placed before a noun. It refers to a person, place, or thing that has already been mentioned in the preceding part of the same text. It is a formal term commonly found in legal, official, or academic documents to avoid repetition.
Examples
- The above-named individual is required to appear in court.
- Please sign the document and return it to the above-named address.
- All conditions apply to the above-named parties.
Advanced Usage
- Legal and Contractual Language: "Above-named" is standard in contracts, wills, and legal notices to refer precisely to entities listed in earlier clauses.
- The above-named defendant is charged with the following offenses.
- Formal Correspondence: Used in formal letters or memos to refer back to a name or title stated in the header or opening paragraph.
- We have scheduled a meeting with the above-named client.
Variants and Related Words
- Aforementioned (adj.): A more common synonym with the same meaning.
- Aforesaid (adj.): Another formal synonym, often used in legal contexts.
- Above-mentioned (adj.): A variant spelling with identical meaning and usage.
Synonyms
- Aforementioned
- Aforesaid
- Previously mentioned
- Previously named
Antonyms
- Below-named
- Following
- Subsequent
Adjective
-
mentioned or named earlier in the same text
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