arbitrary law
arbitrary law noun: a legal decision or action that is based on personal discretion rather than established legal principles or facts.
Noun
arbitrary law (plural arbitrary laws)
- A legal decision or action that is based on personal discretion rather than established legal principles or facts.
Forms of arbitrary law
| plural | arbitrary laws |
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Questions about arbitrary law
- What does arbitrary law mean?
- Arbitrary law means a legal decision or action that is based on personal discretion rather than established legal principles or facts.
- What part of speech is arbitrary law?
- Arbitrary law is a noun.
- What is the plural of arbitrary law?
- The plural of arbitrary law is arbitrary laws.
Words near arbitrary law in the dictionary
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