Juridical
adjective
Related to the law or legal matters.
He has been dealing with juridical issues all day.
Often appears as...
- juridical decision
- juridical process
Usage tips
Formal
Academic
adjective
Having the character of judgment or formal legal ruling.
A juridical pronouncement was made yesterday regarding the case.
Often appears as...
- juridical judgment
- juridical ruling
Usage tips
Formal
Academic
adjective
Related to the law or legal matters.
He has been dealing with juridical issues all day.
Often appears as...
- juridical decision
- juridical process
Usage tips
Formal
Academic
adjective
Having the character of judgment or formal legal ruling.
A juridical pronouncement was made yesterday regarding the case.
Often appears as...
- juridical judgment
- juridical ruling
Usage tips
Formal
Academic
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Pro Tip 1/3Context Matters
Use 'juridical' in discussions about legal concepts or when referring to the law's application.
The juridical implications of this case could change precedent.
Pro Tip 2/3Not Personal
'Juridical' refers to legal entities or matters, not individual legal professionals or lay opinions.
The company faced a juridical review, not the CEO personally.
Pro Tip 3/3Formal Tone
'Juridical' is formal and best used in academic writing or professional legal contexts.
Her thesis examined juridical norms in international law.
Pro Tip 1/3Context Matters
Use 'juridical' in discussions about legal concepts or when referring to the law's application.
The juridical implications of this case could change precedent.
Pro Tip 2/3Not Personal
'Juridical' refers to legal entities or matters, not individual legal professionals or lay opinions.
The company faced a juridical review, not the CEO personally.
Pro Tip 3/3Formal Tone
'Juridical' is formal and best used in academic writing or professional legal contexts.
Her thesis examined juridical norms in international law.
Pro Tip 1/3Context Matters
Use 'juridical' in discussions about legal concepts or when referring to the law's application.
The juridical implications of this case could change precedent.
Pro Tip 2/3Not Personal
'Juridical' refers to legal entities or matters, not individual legal professionals or lay opinions.
The company faced a juridical review, not the CEO personally.
Pro Tip 3/3Formal Tone
'Juridical' is formal and best used in academic writing or professional legal contexts.
Her thesis examined juridical norms in international law.
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