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verdict
LawB2
Meaning: a decision made by a jury
Part of speech: noun
Example: The jury reached a verdict after deliberation.
Category: Law β€Ί Judicial
Synonyms:
  • decision
  • ruling
victim
LawA2
Meaning: A person harmed or injured as a result of a crime or accident.
Part of speech: noun
Example: The victim of the robbery reported the incident to the police.
Category: Law β€Ί Criminal Law
Meaning 2: A person who suffers from a particular situation.
Example: She felt like a victim of circumstance.
Synonyms:
  • casualty
  • sufferer
Antonyms: perpetrator
victim support
LawB2
Meaning: Services provided to help victims of crime recover and cope.
Part of speech: noun
Example: The organization offers victim support to those affected by domestic violence.
Category: Law β€Ί Criminal Law
Synonyms: victim assistance
victimize
LawB2
Meaning: To make a victim of; to harm or mistreat someone.
Part of speech: verb
Example: The bully tried to victimize the new student.
Category: Law β€Ί Criminal Law
Synonyms:
  • abuse
  • mistreat
Antonyms: protect
victimless
LawC1
Meaning: Describing a crime or act that does not directly harm a person.
Part of speech: adjective
Example: Many believe that drug use is a victimless crime.
Category: Law β€Ί Criminal Law
Synonyms: non-violent
Antonyms: violent
vide
LawC2
Meaning: To see; to look at (used in legal or formal contexts).
Part of speech: verb
Example: Vide the attached document for more information.
Category: Law β€Ί Legal Terms
Synonyms:
  • see
  • refer to
vigilante
LawC1
Meaning: A member of a self-appointed group that undertakes law enforcement without legal authority.
Part of speech: noun
Example: The vigilante took action when the police failed to respond.
Category: Law β€Ί Criminal Law
Synonyms: self-appointed enforcer
vindicate
LawC2
Meaning: To clear someone of blame or suspicion.
Part of speech: verb
Example: The evidence helped to vindicate her in the case.
Category: Law β€Ί Legal Terms
Synonyms:
  • exonerate
  • clear
Antonyms: accuse
violate
LawB2
Meaning: To break or fail to comply with a rule or law.
Part of speech: verb
Example: He was fined for violating traffic regulations.
Category: Law β€Ί Legal Terms
Synonyms:
  • break
  • transgress
Antonyms: obey
visa
LawB1
Meaning: An official document allowing a person to enter a foreign country.
Part of speech: noun
Example: She applied for a visa to travel to Europe.
Category: Law β€Ί Immigration
Synonyms:
  • permit
  • authorization
waive
LawC1
Meaning: to give up a right or claim
Part of speech: verb
Example: She decided to waive her right to a lawyer.
Category: Law β€Ί Rights
Synonyms:
  • relinquish
  • forgo
Antonyms:
  • claim
  • retain
waiver
LawC1
Meaning: a document that relinquishes a right or claim
Part of speech: noun
Example: You need to sign a waiver before participating.
Category: Law β€Ί Contracts
Synonyms:
  • release
  • exemption
warden
LawB2
Meaning: A person in charge of a prison or a specific area.
Part of speech: noun
Example: The warden ensured the safety of the inmates.
Category: Law β€Ί Criminal Law
Synonyms:
  • guard
  • superintendent
warder
LawB2
Meaning: A person who guards or oversees a specific area, often in a prison.
Part of speech: noun
Example: The warder checked the cells regularly.
Category: Law β€Ί Criminal Law
Synonyms:
  • guard
  • warden
warrant
LawB2
Meaning: A legal document authorizing an action, such as an arrest.
Part of speech: noun
Example: The police obtained a warrant to search the premises.
Category: Law β€Ί Criminal Law
Synonyms:
  • authorization
  • permit
wheel clamp
LawB2
Meaning: A device used to immobilize a vehicle by clamping its wheel.
Part of speech: noun
Example: The car received a wheel clamp for parking illegally.
Category: Law β€Ί Traffic Law
Synonyms: boot
whiplash inquiry
LawC2
Meaning: An investigation into a whiplash injury claim.
Part of speech: noun
Example: The insurance company conducted a whiplash inquiry.
Category: Law β€Ί Personal Injury Law
whistle blower
LawC2
Meaning: A person who exposes wrongdoing within an organization.
Part of speech: noun
Example: The whistle blower revealed the company's illegal activities.
Category: Law β€Ί Ethics
Synonyms: informant
wire fraud
LawC2
Meaning: A crime involving the use of electronic communications to commit fraud.
Part of speech: noun
Example: He was charged with wire fraud for his online scam.
Category: Law β€Ί Fraud
Synonyms: electronic fraud
wire tapping
LawC2
Meaning: The act of secretly listening to someone's phone conversations.
Part of speech: noun
Example: Wire tapping is illegal without a warrant.
Category: Law β€Ί Privacy
Synonyms: eavesdropping
witness
LawB1
Meaning: A person who sees an event, typically a crime or accident.
Part of speech: noun
Example: The witness testified in court about what he saw.
Category: Law β€Ί Criminal Law
Meaning 2: To see an event happen.
Example: I was a witness to the amazing performance.
Synonyms:
  • observer
  • bystander
witness box
LawB2
Meaning: The place in a courtroom where a witness sits to give evidence.
Part of speech: noun
Example: The lawyer called the witness to the witness box.
Category: Law β€Ί Courtroom Procedures
work permit
LawB2
Meaning: An official document allowing a person to work in a foreign country.
Part of speech: noun
Example: He applied for a work permit to work abroad.
Category: Law β€Ί Immigration
Synonyms: employment visa
work release
LawC1
Meaning: A program allowing inmates to work outside of prison.
Part of speech: noun
Example: He was granted work release to help support his family.
Category: Law β€Ί Criminal Justice
Synonyms: work furlough
WPC
LawC2
Meaning: A term used for a woman police constable.
Part of speech: noun
Example: The WPC helped the children cross the street safely.
Category: Law
Synonyms: female officer
writ
LawC1
Meaning: A formal legal document ordering someone to do something.
Part of speech: noun
Example: The court issued a writ to the defendant.
Category: Law
Synonyms:
  • order
  • mandate
wrong doer
LawC1
Meaning: A person who does something wrong or illegal.
Part of speech: noun
Example: The wrongdoer was caught by the police.
Category: Law
Synonyms:
  • offender
  • criminal
wrong doing
LawC1
Meaning: An act that is wrong or illegal.
Part of speech: noun
Example: The wrongdoings of the company were exposed.
Category: Law
Synonyms:
  • misconduct
  • offense
wrong ful
LawC1
Meaning: Unjust or illegal.
Part of speech: adjective
Example: The wrongful act led to a lawsuit.
Category: Law
Synonyms:
  • unjust
  • illegal
zip gun
LawC2
Meaning: a homemade firearm
Part of speech: noun
Example: He was arrested for possessing a zip gun.
Category: Law β€Ί Criminal Law
Synonyms: homemade gun

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