lawmonger (Meaning)
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lawmonger (n.)
A trader in law; one who practices law as if it were a trade.
Synonyms & Antonyms of lawmonger
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lawmonger Sentence Examples
- The lawmonger delivered a fiery speech about the importance of upholding justice.
- The politician was labeled a lawmonger due to his excessive focus on legal technicalities.
- The judge was accused of being a lawmonger when he imposed overly harsh sentences.
- The student was scolded by the teacher for being a lawmonger during the debate.
- The lawmonger spent countless hours poring over legal documents, searching for loopholes.
- The lawmonger was known for his ability to manipulate the law to his advantage.
- The lawmonger's cunning tactics often left his opponents feeling frustrated and helpless.
- The lawmonger's reputation for being ruthless and unyielding made him a formidable adversary in court.
- The lawmonger was criticized for his excessive use of legal jargon, which made him difficult to understand.
- The lawmonger was eventually disbarred for unethical conduct, ending his career in the legal profession.
FAQs About the word lawmonger
A trader in law; one who practices law as if it were a trade.
No synonyms found.
No antonyms found.
The lawmonger delivered a fiery speech about the importance of upholding justice.
The politician was labeled a lawmonger due to his excessive focus on legal technicalities.
The judge was accused of being a lawmonger when he imposed overly harsh sentences.
The student was scolded by the teacher for being a lawmonger during the debate.
