dies juridicus (Meaning)
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dies juridicus ()
A court day.
Synonyms & Antonyms of dies juridicus
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dies juridicus Sentence Examples
- The attorney marked the dies juridicus on the calendar as the crucial date for the trial.
- On the dies juridicus, the courtroom was filled with anticipation as the legal proceedings unfolded.
- The judge carefully selected the dies juridicus to hear arguments and make legal decisions.
- Attorneys meticulously prepared their cases in the weeks leading up to the dies juridicus.
- During the dies juridicus, the courtroom was abuzz with legal professionals and litigants.
- The dies juridicus played a pivotal role in determining the outcome of the complex legal dispute.
- The attorney requested a continuance, citing the unavailability of key witnesses on the scheduled dies juridicus.
- On the dies juridicus, both sides presented compelling arguments in the pursuit of justice.
- The legal team strategized their approach to the case, aiming for success on the upcoming dies juridicus.
- The judge issued a ruling on the dies juridicus, bringing the legal matter to a decisive conclusion.
FAQs About the word dies juridicus
A court day.
No synonyms found.
No antonyms found.
The attorney marked the dies juridicus on the calendar as the crucial date for the trial.
On the dies juridicus, the courtroom was filled with anticipation as the legal proceedings unfolded.
The judge carefully selected the dies juridicus to hear arguments and make legal decisions.
Attorneys meticulously prepared their cases in the weeks leading up to the dies juridicus.
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