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jurisprude

jurisprude noun: one who studies jurisprudence.

Noun

jurisprude (plural jurisprudes)

  1. One who studies jurisprudence.
    • To judge a Chief Justice is usually the task of a historian or a jurisprude.1975, New Hampshire Bar Journal, volume 17, page 37
    • Perhaps a legal ethicist or a jurisprude could qualify to testify on the moral or legal necessity to bring an incompetent accused to trial by means of chemical manipulation of the brain, but not a doctor.1993, Nevada. Supreme Court, Reports of Cases Determined by the Supreme Court of the State of Nevada

Forms of jurisprude

pluraljurisprudes

Questions about jurisprude

What does jurisprude mean?
Jurisprude means one who studies jurisprudence.
What part of speech is jurisprude?
Jurisprude is a noun.
What is the plural of jurisprude?
The plural of jurisprude is jurisprudes.

Words near jurisprude in the dictionary

  1. Jurislav
  2. jurisp
  3. jurispathic
  4. jurispendence
  5. jurisprud.
  6. jurisprude
  7. jurisprudence
  8. jurisprudences
  9. jurisprudent
  10. jurisprudential
  11. jurisprudentialist

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