arbitrament

  • 71verdict — n decision, final decision, judgment, adju dition, Law. award, Sports. call; determination, resolution, settlement, arbitration, arbitrament; finding, conclusion, Law. opinion, ruling, Law. sentence, decree, edict, order, command …

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  • 72umpirage — /ˈʌmpaɪərɪdʒ/ (say umpuyuhrij) noun 1. the office or authority of an umpire. 2. the decision of an umpire; arbitrament. {umpir(e) + age} …

  • 73verdict — [n] law judgment adjudication, answer, arbitrament, award, conclusion, decision, decree, deduction, determination, finding, opinion, ruling, sentence; concept 318 Ant. accusation …

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  • 74dictum — /diktam/ A statement, remark, or observation. @ gratis dictum a gratuitous or voluntary representation; one which a party is not bound to make. + gratis dictum /greytas diktam/ A voluntary assertion; a statement which a party is not legally bound …

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  • 75laudum — /lodsm/ An arbitrament or award …

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  • 76mercy — In old English practice, the arbitrament of the king or judge in punishing offenses not directly censured by law. So, to be in mercy signifies to be amerced or fined for bringing or defending an unjust suit, or to be liable to punishment in the… …

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  • 77dictum — /diktam/ A statement, remark, or observation. @ gratis dictum a gratuitous or voluntary representation; one which a party is not bound to make. + gratis dictum /greytas diktam/ A voluntary assertion; a statement which a party is not legally bound …

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  • 78laudum — /lodsm/ An arbitrament or award …

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  • 79mercy — In old English practice, the arbitrament of the king or judge in punishing offenses not directly censured by law. So, to be in mercy signifies to be amerced or fined for bringing or defending an unjust suit, or to be liable to punishment in the… …

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  • 80arbitrement — Same as arbitrament …

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