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claused

claused adjective: having clauses. Also the simple past and past participle of clause.

Adjective

claused (comparative more claused, superlative most claused)

  1. Having clauses.
    • If there is any one thing clear in this multi-claused contract, it is that under no circumstances was the contractor authorized or permitted to procure the materials on its own.1964, The Federal reporter. Second series, volume 333
    • Make sure that the document -- whether an informal letter or intricately claused contract -- answers six specific questions:1979, Poets & Writers, Inc, A writer's guide to copyright

Also used as

claused is also the simple past and past participle of clause.

Forms of claused

comparativemore claused
superlativemost claused

Words formed from claused

Questions about claused

What does claused mean?
Claused means having clauses.
What part of speech is claused?
Claused is an adjective.

Words near claused in the dictionary

  1. clausal normal forms
  2. clausamine
  3. clausamines
  4. clausarin
  5. clause
  6. claused
  7. clausehood
  8. clauselike
  9. Clausell
  10. Clausells
  11. Clausen

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