comprehensive terms

[/ˌkɒmprɪˈhensɪv tɜːrmz/]
noun phrase
termos abrangentes
1. Complete, detailed, and inclusive conditions or language that covers all relevant aspects or possibilities
The contract was written in comprehensive terms to avoid future disputes.
O contrato foi redigido em termos abrangentes para evitar futuras disputas.
2. Broad and thorough specifications or requirements that leave little room for ambiguity
The insurance policy offered comprehensive terms that covered all potential risks.
A apólice de seguro oferecia termos abrangentes que cobriam todos os riscos potenciais.
3. All-inclusive conditions in an agreement or understanding
They negotiated comprehensive terms for the partnership agreement.
Eles negociaram termos abrangentes para o acordo de parceria.
This phrase is predominantly used in formal legal, business, and insurance contexts in both Brazil and the United States. It reflects the importance of clarity and thoroughness in written agreements to prevent misunderstandings or disputes. The phrase is particularly common in contract negotiation and documentation.
Synonyms / Sinônimos
broad termsinclusive termsdetailed termscomplete termsall-encompassing termsfull terms
Antonyms / Antônimos
limited termsnarrow termsrestrictive termspartial termsvague terms

Regional Variations

General Brazilian
termos abrangentes
Standard usage in legal and business contexts
São Paulo
termos abrangentes
Common in corporate and commercial settings
Portugal
termos compreensivos
Alternative phrasing used in Portuguese legal documents
United States
comprehensive terms
Frequently used in contract law and insurance documentation

Related Words

comprehensive agreementcomprehensive coveragecomprehensive insurancecomprehensive policycomprehensive reviewcomprehensive understanding

Related Idioms & Phrases

in comprehensive terms
comprehensive terms and conditions
lay out in comprehensive terms
agree to comprehensive terms
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