Articled: meaning, definitions and examples

The term 'article' derives from the Latin word 'articulus', which means 'a joint' or 'a small part'. In the Middle Ages, it evolved in English to refer to a separate or distinct part of a document or text. The verb form 'to article' emerged later, particularly in legal contexts, where it signifies the practice of drafting and publishing legal articles. The legal profession adopted 'articled' to denote the formal submission and stipulation of important documents in professional settings, especially during apprenticeships in law. Over time, this word has also found its way into various academic and professional fields, signifying the production of written works that contribute to scholarly discussions.

At rank #29,242, this word represents specialized academic or technical vocabulary. It's less frequently encountered but may be valuable in specific contexts.

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