transumpt (Meaning)
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transumpt (n.)
A copy or exemplification of a record.
Synonyms & Antonyms of transumpt
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transumpt Sentence Examples
- The transumpt, a copy of the original document, provided a reliable record of the proceedings.
- The medieval charter was preserved in the form of a transumpt, safeguarding its contents for future generations.
- The transumpt of the will was used to ensure the distribution of the deceased's estate according to their wishes.
- The transcriber meticulously created a transumpt of the historical manuscript, preserving its contents for posterity.
- The notary's transumpt of the agreement provided a legally binding copy for all parties involved.
- The transumpt of the court records provided a detailed account of the trial and its outcome.
- The transumpt of the treaty ensured that the terms of the agreement were accurately recorded and accessible to all parties.
- The transumpt of the papal bull served as an authoritative copy of the original document.
- The transumpt of the royal proclamation allowed for its widespread dissemination and execution.
- The transumpt of the census records provided valuable insights into the population and demographics of the time.
FAQs About the word transumpt
A copy or exemplification of a record.
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The transumpt, a copy of the original document, provided a reliable record of the proceedings.
The medieval charter was preserved in the form of a transumpt, safeguarding its contents for future generations.
The transumpt of the will was used to ensure the distribution of the deceased's estate according to their wishes.
The transcriber meticulously created a transumpt of the historical manuscript, preserving its contents for posterity.
