in extenso
/ˌɪn ɛkˈstɛnsəʊ
/adverb
In full; at length: the paper covered their speeches in extenso...
- The Commission decided to recommend the General Conference to adopt this draft resolution in extenso.
- The General Assembly gave the Secretariat the option not to publish in extenso certain categories of bilateral treaties or international agreements.
Origin
Latin, from in 'in' + extensus, past participle of extendere 'stretch out'.
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