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annexure

annexure

8.1
A document added to a main document that gives extra information
  • noun
  • /ˈænɛkʃər/
  • UK
translation icon : anexo
  • The report includes an annexure that provides additional data and details about the project.

Examples

  • She attached an annexure to her application to explain her qualifications in more detail.

  • The President of the General Assembly, Foreign Minister Sam Kutesa of Uganda, representing the African Group, tabled this document as an annexure to his proposal for the IGN to converge on a text of a UN General Assembly resolution to reform the Security Council.

    Academic text (2018)
  • For clarity, please refer to the annexure at the end of the document for supporting information.

Synonyms

appendix
vsannexure
23 4.9

A section at the end of a book or article that gives extra information

is attached directly to the main document for reference
addendum
vsannexure
16 7.1

A short section at the end of a book or report with extra information

is attached to the original document as additional reference
supplement
vsannexure
16 4.1

An extra section at the end of a book that gives more information

is an attached source of extra information rather than main content
excursus
vsannexure
  • Literature
1 9.9

A part in a book or speech that leaves the main topic to talk about a related subject

is used as an attached note for extra reference rather than a digression

How Attached

annexure
  • UK
8.1
addendum
16 7.1
attachment
  • Texting
12 2.8
separate
  • Jargon
1 8.4

Surface Forms

annexure singular
annexures plural

Morphology

annexure = annex (semi-transparent) = annex + ure

The meaning 'an attached document or appendix' is fairly inferable from 'annex', but the specialized noun form is not fully obvious to all learners.

Etymology

Annexure comes from the word annex, from an old Latin word meaning 'attach' or 'add on'. A helpful way to remember is to think of an annexure as a paper 'added on' to a main document, so it gives extra information.