jurywoman (Meaning)
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jurywoman (n)
someone who serves (or waits to be called to serve) on a jury
Synonyms & Antonyms of jurywoman
No Synonyms and anytonyms found
jurywoman Sentence Examples
- The jurywoman contemplated the evidence carefully before rendering her verdict.
- The jurywoman's impassioned speech swayed the opinion of the other jurors, leading to a unanimous decision.
- As the jurywoman entered the courtroom, her eyes scanned the room, searching for the defendant.
- The jurywoman's firm belief in justice propelled her to pursue a career in law.
- The jurywoman's dedication to truth and fairness earned her the respect of her fellow jurors.
- The jurywoman's knowledge of the law proved invaluable in helping the jury reach a just verdict.
- The jurywoman's calm demeanor under pressure demonstrated her strength of character.
- The jurywoman's thoughtful questioning of witnesses revealed her keen analytical skills.
- The jurywoman's ability to see through deception helped expose the true nature of the crime.
- The jurywoman's verdict reflected her unwavering commitment to uphold the law.
FAQs About the word jurywoman
someone who serves (or waits to be called to serve) on a jury
No synonyms found.
No antonyms found.
The jurywoman contemplated the evidence carefully before rendering her verdict.
The jurywoman's impassioned speech swayed the opinion of the other jurors, leading to a unanimous decision.
As the jurywoman entered the courtroom, her eyes scanned the room, searching for the defendant.
The jurywoman's firm belief in justice propelled her to pursue a career in law.
