amerciable (Meaning)

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amerciable (s)

of a crime or misdemeanor; punishable by a fine set by a judge

The court determined that the defendant's actions were amerciable, and a fine was imposed accordingly.
Certain traffic violations are considered amerciable offenses, leading to monetary penalties.
Failure to comply with building codes may result in amerciable fines for property owners.
The city council revised the local ordinances, designating noise violations as amerciable offenses.
The committee discussed whether the offense committed by the student was amerciable or required a different form of punishment.
The new tax regulations outlined amerciable activities that could lead to financial penalties for businesses.
The environmental protection agency identified specific pollution levels as amerciable under the revised laws.
The legal team argued that the offense should not be amerciable, as it was unintentional and without malice.
The magistrate warned that repeated violations of the curfew would be considered amerciable offenses.
The comprehensive review of the legal code aimed to redefine amerciable actions and their corresponding fines.

of a crime or misdemeanor; punishable by a fine set by a judge

foolish, illicit, irresponsible, illegal, punishable, guilty, chargeable, unlawful, reckless,disciplinable

perfect, pure, faultless, pure, blameless, flawless, perfect, blameless, impeccable, flawless

The court determined that the defendant's actions were amerciable, and a fine was imposed accordingly.

Certain traffic violations are considered amerciable offenses, leading to monetary penalties.

Failure to comply with building codes may result in amerciable fines for property owners.

The city council revised the local ordinances, designating noise violations as amerciable offenses.