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declaration of intent

declaration of intent noun: a formal statement expressing a person's or party's clear intention to engage in a specific legal action, such as entering a contract or pursuing citizenship.

Noun

declaration of intent (plural declarations of intent)

  1. A formal statement expressing a person's or party's clear intention to engage in a specific legal action, such as entering a contract or pursuing citizenship.

Forms of declaration of intent

pluraldeclarations of intent

Questions about declaration of intent

What does declaration of intent mean?
Declaration of intent means a formal statement expressing a person's or party's clear intention to engage in a specific legal action, such as entering a contract or pursuing citizenship.
What part of speech is declaration of intent?
Declaration of intent is a noun.
What is the plural of declaration of intent?
The plural of declaration of intent is declarations of intent.

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