Codical

/ˈkɑdɪkəl/ adjective

Definition

Relating to a codicil, which is a legal document that modifies, amends, or clarifies the terms of a will.

Etymology

From 'codicil' (a legal amendment to a will, from Latin 'codicillus,' a small wooden tablet) plus '-al.' Used in legal language since the medieval period.

Kelly Says

When someone wants to change their will without rewriting the whole thing, they add a codical document—it's like a footnote to your entire life's wishes!

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