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juridical

ju·rid·i·cal

juridical

 
pronunciation:
j rI dih kl
features:
Word Combinations (adjective), Word Parts
part of speech: adjective
definition: of or pertaining to the law or to the administration of justice.
similar words:
legal
Word Combinations  About this feature
adverb + (adj.)juridical completely, increasingly, instead, primarily, purely, strictly
(adj.)juridical + noun action, approach, arab, authority, basis, benefit, bishop, bond, category, character, closure, code, concept, concern, conference, corporation, critique, decision, desire, discourse, discussion, distinction, document, draft, element, entity, equality, formalism, framework, independence, instrument, language, law, leadership, logic, mandate, marriage, norm, notion, order, peasant, person, postulate, primacy, principle, professor, protection, pseudoscience, reform, responsibility, rule, sense, sovereignty, statehood, status, statute, subject, text, thought, tie, tone, tradition, underdevelopment  [See all][See only the most frequent]
derivations: juridic (adj.), juridically (adv.)
Word Parts  About this feature
The word juridical contains the following part:
jud, jur, just Latin root that means justice, law; swear