interjurisdictional
interjurisdictional adjective: occurring as a result of an interaction between two or more jurisdictions.
Adjective
interjurisdictional (comparative more interjurisdictional, superlative most interjurisdictional)
- occurring as a result of an interaction between two or more jurisdictions
- "We will examine what types of interjurisdictional redistributive schemes emerge from an electoral process and why they do."2007, Fabio Padovano, The Politics and Economics of Regional Transfers: Decentralization ...
- Synonyms:
- interjurisdiction
Synonyms of interjurisdictional
Forms of interjurisdictional
| comparative | more interjurisdictional |
|---|---|
| superlative | most interjurisdictional |
Origin of interjurisdictional
From inter- + jurisdictional.
Words formed from interjurisdictional
Questions about interjurisdictional
- What does interjurisdictional mean?
- Interjurisdictional means occurring as a result of an interaction between two or more jurisdictions.
- What part of speech is interjurisdictional?
- Interjurisdictional is an adjective.
Words near interjurisdictional in the dictionary
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