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antiinjunction

antiinjunction adjective: opposing an injunction.

Adjective

antiinjunction (comparative more antiinjunction, superlative most antiinjunction)

  1. Opposing an injunction.
    • A judge according great weight to Norris-La Guardia tenets could easily make the case that the 1962 antiinjunction result achieved a better fit with the fundamental commitments of our labor law than the 1970 proinjunction decision in Boys Markets.1998, David Kairys, The Politics Of Law: A Progressive Critique, Third Edition
    Antonyms:
    proinjunction

Antonyms of antiinjunction

Forms of antiinjunction

comparativemore antiinjunction
superlativemost antiinjunction

Origin of antiinjunction

From anti- + injunction.

Questions about antiinjunction

What does antiinjunction mean?
Antiinjunction means opposing an injunction.
What part of speech is antiinjunction?
Antiinjunction is an adjective.

Words near antiinjunction in the dictionary

  1. antiinfectives
  2. antiinflammation
  3. antiinflammatories
  4. antiinflammatory
  5. antiinflation
  6. antiinjunction
  7. antiinsect
  8. antiinsectan
  9. antiinsectans
  10. antiinstitutionalism
  11. antiinstitutionalist

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