commutal
commutal noun: commutation (of a sentence).
Noun
commutal (countable and uncountable, plural commutals)
- commutation (of a sentence)
- Gladys' conviction generated reactions from a cross-section of Nigerians who pleaded for the commutal of the death sentence to a jail-term.1985, Concord Weekly
- The demand for commutal of sentences was informed by two factors.1998, The Nigerian Journal of the Social Sciences: NJSS.
Forms of commutal
| plural | commutals |
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Questions about commutal
- What does commutal mean?
- Commutal means commutation (of a sentence).
- What part of speech is commutal?
- Commutal is a noun.
- What is the plural of commutal?
- The plural of commutal is commutals.
Words near commutal in the dictionary
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