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trialLawB2
Meaning: A formal examination of evidence in court.
Part of speech: noun
Example: The trial lasted for several weeks.
Category: Law βΊ Criminal Law
Synonyms:
- court case
- hearing
tribunalLawC1
Meaning: A court of justice or a body established to settle disputes.
Part of speech: noun
Example: The tribunal ruled in favor of the defendant.
Category: Law βΊ Judicial System
Synonyms:
- court
- panel
truncheonLawC2
Meaning: A short, thick stick used as a weapon by police.
Part of speech: noun
Example: The officer carried a truncheon for protection.
Category: Law
Synonyms:
- baton
- club
trustLawB2
Meaning: A firm belief in the reliability or truth of someone or something.
Part of speech: noun
Example: She has a strong trust in her team.
Category: Law
Meaning 2: An arrangement where one party holds property for the benefit of another.
Example: The trust was established to manage the estate.
Synonyms:
- confidence
- faith
Antonyms: distrust
trusteeLawB2
Meaning: A person or organization that holds and manages property or assets for the benefit of another.
Part of speech: noun
Example: The trustee will oversee the distribution of the estate.
Category: Law βΊ Trust Law
Synonyms:
- administrator
- guardian
trustee shipLawC1
Meaning: The position or role of a trustee.
Part of speech: noun
Example: Her trusteeship was marked by integrity and dedication.
Category: Law
Synonyms: trusteeship
turnkeyLawC2
Meaning: A person in charge of a prison or jail.
Part of speech: noun
Example: The turnkey locked the cell door.
Category: Law βΊ Criminal Law
Synonyms: guard
ultra viresLawC2
Meaning: beyond the powers or authority
Part of speech: phrase
Example: The decision was deemed ultra vires by the court.
Category: Law
unalienableLawC2
Meaning: Not able to be taken away or denied.
Part of speech: adjective
Example: Everyone has unalienable rights.
Category: Law
Synonyms:
- inviolable
- indefeasible
Antonyms:
- alienable
- transferable
unalterableLawC2
Meaning: Not able to be changed or altered.
Part of speech: adjective
Example: The rules were unalterable.
Category: Law
Synonyms:
- immutable
- fixed
Antonyms:
- alterable
- changeable
unauthorisedLawC1
Meaning: Not having official permission.
Part of speech: adjective
Example: The unauthorized access to the building was reported.
Category: Law βΊ Regulatory Law
Synonyms:
- illegal
- unapproved
Antonyms:
- authorized
- approved
unchallengeableLawC2
Meaning: Not able to be challenged or disputed.
Part of speech: adjective
Example: His authority was unchallengeable in the organization.
Category: Law
Synonyms:
- indisputable
- unquestionable
Antonyms:
- challengeable
- disputable
unchangeableLawC2
Meaning: Not able to be changed.
Part of speech: adjective
Example: The rules are unchangeable once set.
Category: Law
Synonyms:
- immutable
- fixed
Antonyms:
- changeable
- flexible
unconscionableLawC2
Meaning: Not guided by conscience; unreasonable.
Part of speech: adjective
Example: The prices were deemed unconscionable by the community.
Category: Law βΊ Ethics
Synonyms:
- unethical
- immoral
Antonyms:
- ethical
- moral
uncontestedLawC2
Meaning: Not disputed or challenged.
Part of speech: adjective
Example: The title was uncontested after the previous owner passed away.
Category: Law βΊ Property Law
Synonyms:
- undisputed
- unopposed
Antonyms:
- contested
- disputed
uncorroboratedLawC2
Meaning: Not supported by evidence or confirmation.
Part of speech: adjective
Example: The claims were uncorroborated and could not be trusted.
Category: Law
Synonyms:
- unverified
- unsupported
Antonyms:
- corroborated
- verified
undeniableLawC1
Meaning: Not able to be denied; certain.
Part of speech: adjective
Example: There is undeniable evidence of his guilt.
Category: Law
Synonyms:
- indisputable
- irrefutable
Antonyms:
- disputable
- deniable
underageLawB1
Meaning: Below the legal age for a particular activity.
Part of speech: adjective
Example: He is underage and cannot buy alcohol.
Category: Law βΊ Criminal Law
Synonyms:
- minor
- youth
Antonyms:
- adult
- overage
undercoverLawC2
Meaning: Working secretly, especially in law enforcement.
Part of speech: adjective
Example: The undercover agent gathered information on the suspect.
Category: Law βΊ Criminal Law
Synonyms:
- covert
- secret
Antonyms:
- overt
- open
undertrialLawC2
Meaning: A person who is held in custody while awaiting trial.
Part of speech: noun
Example: The undertrial was granted bail after several months.
Category: Law βΊ Criminal Law
Synonyms: detainee
undischargedLawC1
Meaning: Not released from a duty or obligation.
Part of speech: adjective
Example: He remained undischarged from his responsibilities.
Category: Law
Synonyms: unreleased
unforthcomingLawC2
Meaning: not willing to provide information.
Part of speech: adjective
Example: The witness was unforthcoming during the trial.
Category: Law
Synonyms:
- uncooperative
- reticent
Antonyms:
- forthcoming
- open
unidentifiedLawB2
Meaning: Not recognized or named.
Part of speech: adjective
Example: The police found an unidentified object in the park.
Category: Law βΊ Criminal Law
Synonyms: unknown
Antonyms: identified
uniformedLawB2
Meaning: Wearing a uniform.
Part of speech: adjective
Example: The uniformed officers patrolled the area.
Category: Law βΊ Security
Synonyms: dressed
unimpeachableLawC2
Meaning: Not able to be doubted or questioned.
Part of speech: adjective
Example: He has an unimpeachable reputation.
Category: Law βΊ Ethics
Synonyms: indisputable
Antonyms: questionable
unjustLawC1
Meaning: Not based on or behaving according to what is morally right.
Part of speech: adjective
Example: The unjust laws were challenged in court.
Category: Law βΊ Ethics
Synonyms: unfair
Antonyms: just
unjustifiableLawC2
Meaning: Not able to be justified or defended.
Part of speech: adjective
Example: The decision was deemed unjustifiable.
Category: Law βΊ Ethics
Synonyms: indefensible
Antonyms: justifiable
unjustifiedLawC2
Meaning: Not having a good reason or justification.
Part of speech: adjective
Example: His actions were considered unjustified.
Category: Law βΊ Ethics
Synonyms: unwarranted
Antonyms: justified
unlawfulLawB2
Meaning: not allowed by law; illegal.
Part of speech: adjective
Example: The police arrested him for his unlawful activities.
Category: Law
Synonyms:
- illegal
- illicit
Antonyms:
- lawful
- legal
unlawful killingLawC2
Meaning: the act of killing someone that is illegal.
Part of speech: noun
Example: He was charged with unlawful killing after the incident.
Category: Law βΊ Criminal Law
Synonyms:
- murder
- homicide
unlicensedLawB2
Meaning: not having a license; illegal.
Part of speech: adjective
Example: He was operating an unlicensed taxi.
Category: Law
Synonyms:
- illegal
- unauthorized
Antonyms:
- licensed
- authorized
unpremeditatedLawC2
Meaning: Not planned or thought out in advance.
Part of speech: adjective
Example: His unpremeditated actions surprised everyone.
Category: Law βΊ Criminal Law
Synonyms:
- spontaneous
- impulsive
Antonyms:
- planned
- deliberate
unprovokedLawC2
Meaning: Not caused by any action or event; spontaneous.
Part of speech: adjective
Example: The attack was unprovoked.
Category: Law βΊ Criminal Law
Synonyms:
- unjustified
- unwarranted
Antonyms:
- provoked
- justified
unpunishedLawC1
Meaning: Not punished for wrongdoing.
Part of speech: adjective
Example: The crime went unpunished.
Category: Law βΊ Criminal Law
Synonyms:
- unaccountable
- unreprimanded
Antonyms:
- punished
- reprimanded
unsubstantiatedLawC2
Meaning: not supported by evidence
Part of speech: adjective
Example: The claims were deemed unsubstantiated by the committee.
Category: Law
Synonyms:
- unproven
- unsupported
Antonyms:
- substantiated
- proven
unsuspectedLawC1
Meaning: not suspected or thought to be true
Part of speech: adjective
Example: The suspect had an unsuspected motive.
Category: Law
Synonyms:
- unforeseen
- unexpected
Antonyms:
- suspected
- expected
unwarrantedLawC2
Meaning: Not justified or authorized.
Part of speech: adjective
Example: His unwarranted criticism upset her.
Category: Law
Synonyms:
- unjustified
- unjust
Antonyms:
- justified
- warranted
upholdLawB2
Meaning: To support or maintain something.
Part of speech: verb
Example: The court decided to uphold the previous ruling.
Category: Law
Synonyms:
- support
- maintain
Antonyms:
- reject
- overturn
uxoricideLawC2
Meaning: The act of killing one's wife.
Part of speech: noun
Example: Uxoricide is a serious crime.
Category: Law βΊ Criminal Law
Synonyms: wife murder
vandalLawB2
Meaning: a person who deliberately destroys property
Part of speech: noun
Example: The vandal was caught on camera.
Category: Law βΊ Criminal Law
Synonyms:
- destroyer
- defacer
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