ad personam

The Latin term "ad personam" is used in various contexts, including legal settings, customization services, and exclusive privileges.

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Definition

C2Legal

(technical, formal)Referring to a court's authority over an individual, as opposed to property or objects.

Example

  • The court issued an ad personam judgment against the defendant, requiring his personal compliance.

C1Customization

(technical)Referring to personalized or bespoke services tailored to an individual's preferences.

Example

  • The luxury car manufacturer offers an ad personam program for customers seeking unique customizations.

C1General

(formal)Given exclusively to one specific person and not transferable to others, such as roles, titles, or privileges.

Example

  • The honorary title was bestowed ad personam, recognizing his unique contributions to the field.

Similar

Terms that have similar or relatively close meanings to "ad personam":

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