baillie (Meaning)

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baillie (n.)

Bailiff.

Same as Bailie.

No Synonyms and anytonyms found

The baillie presided over the town council meeting, ensuring order and fairness.
The baillie's responsibilities included enforcing local laws and resolving community disputes.
The office of baillie was a position of great respect and authority in the town.
The baillie often acted as a representative of the town, attending events and meeting with other officials.
The baillie's court was a gathering place where people could seek justice or resolve conflicts.
The baillie had the power to impose punishments, ranging from fines to imprisonment.
The baillie's decisions were final and could not be overturned without appealing to a higher court.
The baillie was sometimes referred to as the "chief magistrate" or "mayor" of the town.
The baillie's duties extended beyond legal matters, often including overseeing public works and health and safety initiatives.
The baillie was elected by the people of the town, serving for a fixed term of office.

Bailiff., Same as Bailie.

No synonyms found.

No antonyms found.

The baillie presided over the town council meeting, ensuring order and fairness.

The baillie's responsibilities included enforcing local laws and resolving community disputes.

The office of baillie was a position of great respect and authority in the town.

The baillie often acted as a representative of the town, attending events and meeting with other officials.