Specified or determined beforehand; predetermined in detail.
From 'fore-' + 'specify' (from Latin 'specificus,' from 'species' meaning appearance/kind). The past participle form indicates something that was already made specific or detailed in advance.
Legal and technical documents love this word—it lets contracts say 'we already decided this specific detail ahead of time' so there's no wiggle room later.
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