Previously quoted or cited; mentioned or referenced beforehand in a text.
From 'fore-' (before) + 'quoted' (past participle of quote, from Medieval Latin quotare meaning to mark, number, or cite). Describes something already cited earlier.
In academic writing, when you say 'as forequoted,' you're pointing readers back to something you've already established—it's a way of creating internal references that help readers navigate long arguments without constant repetition.
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