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"above-said" vs "above said"

Both "above said" and "above-said" are correct, but they are used in different contexts. "Above said" is used to refer to something mentioned earlier, while "above-said" is a hyphenated compound adjective used before a noun.

Last Updated: March 24, 2024

above-said

This phrase is correct as a hyphenated compound adjective used before a noun.

Use "above-said" before a noun to indicate that the noun has been mentioned earlier.

Examples:

  • The above-said information is crucial for our decision-making process.
  • Please refer to the above-said document for further details.

Alternatives:

  • aforementioned
  • afore said
  • previously mentioned
  • aforestated
  • aforecited

above said

This phrase is correct and commonly used in English to refer to something mentioned earlier.

Use "above said" when referring to something mentioned earlier in a text or conversation.

Examples:

  • The above said information is crucial for our decision-making process.
  • Please refer to the above said document for further details.

Alternatives:

  • aforementioned
  • afore said
  • previously mentioned
  • aforestated
  • aforecited

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