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contratabular

contratabular adjective: going against the terms of an instrument.

Adjective

contratabular (not comparable)

  1. Going against the terms of an instrument.
    • First, the so-called 'contratabular' possession, given to children who are merely passed over in the will.1889, John Baron Moyle, The Institutes of Justinian, page 126

Questions about contratabular

What does contratabular mean?
Contratabular means going against the terms of an instrument.
What part of speech is contratabular?
Contratabular is an adjective.

Words near contratabular in the dictionary

  1. contrasuggestibility
  2. contrasuggestible
  3. contrasuppression
  4. contrasuppressor
  5. contrasuppressors
  6. contratabular
  7. contrate
  8. contratempo
  9. contratenor
  10. contratenors
  11. contraterrene

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