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"above mentioned" vs "abovementioned"

Both 'above mentioned' and 'abovementioned' are correct, but 'abovementioned' is more commonly used in formal and written English. 'Above mentioned' is also acceptable but may sound slightly less formal.

Last Updated: March 28, 2024

above mentioned

This phrase is correct but less commonly used in formal contexts.

This phrase is used to refer to something that has been mentioned earlier in a text or conversation.

Examples:

  • The above mentioned issues need to be addressed.
  • Please refer to the above mentioned document for more information.

Alternatives:

  • abovementioned
  • previously mentioned
  • aforementioned
  • mentioned above
  • as mentioned earlier

abovementioned

This is the more commonly used form, especially in formal writing.

This phrase is used to refer to something that has been mentioned earlier in a text or conversation.

Examples:

  • The abovementioned issues need to be addressed.
  • Please refer to the abovementioned document for more information.

Alternatives:

  • above mentioned
  • previously mentioned
  • aforementioned
  • mentioned above
  • as mentioned earlier

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