aforesaid
aforesaid — adjective
1. already referred to earlier in the same document, statement, or formal discussio
already referred to earlier in the same document, statement, or formal discussion
The aforesaid tenant must pay the repair costs within ten days.
formal legal modifier before a noun
Judge Park approved the sale of the aforesaid property on Tuesday.
Please return the aforesaid books to the school office by Friday.
The bank will release funds after the aforesaid form is signed by both parties.
Under the aforesaid rule, visitors may not park near the gate.
- aforementioned
very close in meaning; slightly more common outside legal drafting
- said
shorter legal drafting term, often even more compressed
- above-named
formal document style; usually limited to people already identified
- following
points forward to material that comes later, not earlier
文法句型
the aforesaid + noun
用法筆記
Used mainly in legal, administrative, and other formal writing. It usually comes before a noun that has already been identified earlier, and everyday English normally prefers phrases such as 'mentioned earlier' or simply repeats the noun.
常見錯誤
aforesaid — noun
1. the person or persons already identified earlier in a legal or official text
the person or persons already identified earlier in a legal or official text
The aforesaid shall appear in court again on 14 July.
legal noun: the aforesaid = person already named
If the aforesaid fails to reply, the case will proceed without further notice.
The insurance covers the aforesaid and any dependent children living at home.
By signing below, the aforesaid agrees to follow every safety rule.
The scholarship will be paid directly to the aforesaid each month.
- that person
plain everyday substitute; far less formal
- the named person
clear administrative phrasing without the legal tone
- the party concerned
formal document phrase; broader because it can refer to an organization
文法句型
the aforesaid + shall + verb
to the aforesaid
用法筆記
This noun appears almost only in legal or bureaucratic documents after a person has already been named in full. In ordinary English, speakers usually repeat the name or say 'that person' instead.