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antilawyer

antilawyer adjective: opposing lawyers.

Adjective

antilawyer (comparative more antilawyer, superlative most antilawyer)

  1. Opposing lawyers.
    • That lawyers are linked to a perceived threat to the "natural" order of society is not, perhaps, surprising given the pervasiveness of antilawyer rhetoric in early modern culture[…]2006, Edward Gieskes, Representing the Professions, page 142

Forms of antilawyer

comparativemore antilawyer
superlativemost antilawyer

Origin of antilawyer

From anti- + lawyer.

Questions about antilawyer

What does antilawyer mean?
Antilawyer means opposing lawyers.
What part of speech is antilawyer?
Antilawyer is an adjective.

Words near antilawyer in the dictionary

  1. antilatent
  2. antilatitudinarian
  3. antilattice
  4. antilattices
  5. antilaundering
  6. antilawyer
  7. antilead
  8. antileague
  9. antileaguer
  10. antileaguers
  11. antileak

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