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The Premises

Description:

In general, "the premises" refers to a physical location where a building or property is situated. It can also have a more specific legal meaning, representing the statements upon which an argument or claim is based.

Senses/Usages:

1. Physical Location: "The premises" commonly refers to the building or property itself, including the land and any accompanying structures.
2. Legal Statements: "The premises" can also indicate the foundational statements put forth to support a logical argument or claim.

Examples:

Physical Location:

1. I forgot my keys inside the premises.
2. The premises were beautifully landscaped.
3. Please knock on the door before entering the premises.

Legal Statements:

1. His argument is weak because the premises upon which it is based are incorrect.
2. The lawyer presented sound premises to support her case.
3. Before reaching any conclusions, we must carefully assess the premises of the argument.

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