præciseres

Præciseres is the present passive form of the Danish verb præcisere, meaning to specify or to make something more precise. The term is used when a statement, instruction, or requirement is expressed with greater exactness or detail. In the passive form, the doer of the action can be omitted, making the emphasis fall on the clarified element itself rather than on who clarifies it.

Etymology and usage context: Præcisere comes from the Danish adoption of the French word préciser, meaning to state more precisely. The concept is common in formal and technical writing, including legal texts, policy documents, academic manuscripts, and contracts, where precision is essential. Præciseres signals that a prior formulation has been refined to reduce ambiguity and to guide interpretation more clearly.

Grammar notes: Præciseres is typically encountered as a present passive construction. It contrasts with the active form præcisere (to specify or to clarify) in which the subject performs the action. In everyday language, præciseres often appears in clauses indicating how or where a statement has been made more precise, for example by adding definitions, measurements, or scope.

Examples: Kravet præciseres i kontrakten. Definitionen præciseres i afsnittet om termer. Dette punkt præciseres for at undgå misforståelser. Through these usages, præciseres helps formalize the refinement process in documentation and argumentation.