- itemising
- itemise (Brit.) v. catalog, list, enumerate, set down in full detail (also itemize)
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entail — /ɪn teɪl/ noun a legal condition which passes ownership of a property only to certain persons ■ verb to involve ● Itemising the sales figures will entail about ten days’ work … Dictionary of banking and finance
itemise — / aɪtəmaɪz/, itemize verb to make a detailed list of things ● Itemising the sales figures will take about two days … Dictionary of banking and finance
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