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adjective law

adjective law noun: the portion of a law that explains rules of procedure governing evidence and practice.

Noun

adjective law (plural adjective laws)

  1. The portion of a law that explains rules of procedure governing evidence and practice.

adjective law meaning in Tamil

adjective law in Tamil

நடைமுறைச் சட்டம்

Forms of adjective law

pluraladjective laws

Questions about adjective law

What does adjective law mean?
Adjective law means the portion of a law that explains rules of procedure governing evidence and practice.
What is adjective law in Tamil?
Adjective law in Tamil is நடைமுறைச் சட்டம். See Adjective law meaning in Tamil.
What part of speech is adjective law?
Adjective law is a noun.
What is the plural of adjective law?
The plural of adjective law is adjective laws.

Words near adjective law in the dictionary

  1. adjectivals
  2. adjective
  3. adjective clause
  4. adjective clauses
  5. adjective dye
  6. adjective law
  7. adjective laws
  8. adjective phrase
  9. adjective phrases
  10. adjective pronoun
  11. adjective pronouns

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