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antijury

antijury adjective: opposing a jury or juries.

Adjective

antijury (comparative more antijury, superlative most antijury)

  1. Opposing a jury or juries.
    • Some maintain that arbitration avoids prejudiced juries and sympathy verdicts, but such remarks may merely reflect their utterers' antijury bias.1961, Harvard Law Review, volume 74, page 457

Forms of antijury

comparativemore antijury
superlativemost antijury

Origin of antijury

From anti- + jury.

Questions about antijury

What does antijury mean?
Antijury means opposing a jury or juries.
What part of speech is antijury?
Antijury is an adjective.

Words near antijury in the dictionary

  1. antijudiciary
  2. antijunction
  3. antijunctions
  4. antijunk
  5. antijunta
  6. antijury
  7. antijuvenile
  8. antika
  9. Antikamnia
  10. antikaon
  11. antikaons

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