impanelling (Meaning)

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impanelling ()

of Impanel

No weak antonyms found.

The judge meticulously impanelled the jury, ensuring a fair and impartial trial.
The process of impanelling the jury involved interviewing and selecting potential candidates.
The attorney challenged the impanelling of a juror due to a perceived bias.
The court impanelled an impartial jury to avoid any appearance of prejudice.
Impanelling the jury took several days to ensure a balanced representation.
The defendant's legal team filed a motion to quash the impanelled jury based on insufficient evidence.
The prosecutor impanelled a jury that was likely to render a guilty verdict.
The defense attorney impanelled a jury that raised doubts about the prosecution's case.
The judge oversaw the impanelling of the jury with the utmost care and impartiality.
Impanelling the jury in a high-profile case requires sensitivity and attention to detail.

of Impanel

inducting, enrolling, conscripting, matriculating, enlisting, registering,drafting, inscribing, listing, scheduling

excluding, rejecting, rejecting, excluding, overlooking, expunging, checking off, expunging, overlooking,expelling

The judge meticulously impanelled the jury, ensuring a fair and impartial trial.

The process of impanelling the jury involved interviewing and selecting potential candidates.

The attorney challenged the impanelling of a juror due to a perceived bias.

The court impanelled an impartial jury to avoid any appearance of prejudice.