briefed (Meaning)
briefed
a brief statement of the case a lawyer will present in court, to give essential information to, to give information or instructions to, to write a brief concerning (a motion or question of law), a concise statement of a client's case written for the instruction of an attorney usually by a law clerk, short snug underpants, a concise article (as in a newspaper), to discuss (something, such as a military operation) in a briefing, to coach thoroughly in advance, curt, abrupt, an outline of an argument, in a few words, a formal written presentation of an argument that sets forth the main points with supporting precedents and evidence, synopsis, summary, to make an abstract or abridgment of, to give final precise instructions to, an official letter or mandate (see mandate entry 1 sense 1), a papal letter less formal than a bull, a specific instruction or responsibility, short in duration, extent, or length, short snug pants or underpants, concise, not very long, a concise statement of a client's case made out for the instruction of an attorney usually by a law clerk
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briefed Sentence Examples
- The team was thoroughly briefed on the project's objectives and timelines.
- The CEO briefed the board of directors on the company's financial performance.
- Before the presentation, the spokesperson was briefed on the key points to highlight.
- The students were briefed on the exam format and content.
- The lawyer briefed the client on their legal rights and options.
- The sales manager briefed the team on the new product launch strategy.
- The pilot was briefed on the flight plan and weather conditions.
- The news anchor was briefed on the latest developments in the ongoing investigation.
- The investment advisor briefed the client on the potential risks and returns of the investment.
- The ambassador was briefed on the diplomatic protocol and customs of the host country.
FAQs About the word briefed
a brief statement of the case a lawyer will present in court, to give essential information to, to give information or instructions to, to write a brief concern
trained,instructed, skilled, versed, enlightened, informed, professorial, didactic, polished, academic
illiterate, dark, unlearned, uneducated, benighted, unlettered,ignorant, uncultivated, unintellectual, unschooled
The team was thoroughly briefed on the project's objectives and timelines.
The CEO briefed the board of directors on the company's financial performance.
Before the presentation, the spokesperson was briefed on the key points to highlight.
The students were briefed on the exam format and content.
