counterstatute
counterstatute noun: a statute that counteracts or opposes another statute.
Noun
counterstatute (plural counterstatutes)
- A statute that counteracts or opposes another statute.
- […] the contradictory, repetitive, and often confusing labyrinth of statutes and counterstatutes issued by the central authorities […]2004, Stanley J. Stein, Barbara H. Stein, Apogee of Empire, page 19
Forms of counterstatute
| plural | counterstatutes |
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Origin of counterstatute
From counter- + statute.
Questions about counterstatute
- What does counterstatute mean?
- Counterstatute means a statute that counteracts or opposes another statute.
- What part of speech is counterstatute?
- Counterstatute is a noun.
- What is the plural of counterstatute?
- The plural of counterstatute is counterstatutes.
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