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legistics

legistics noun: the science of developing legislation.

Noun

legistics (uncountable)

  1. The science of developing legislation.
    • This does not mean that tools of legistics are applied every time. The time pressure and priorities of politics and interests are often obstacles against the implementation of 'good legistics'.2016, Constantin Stefanou, Helen Xanthaki, Drafting Legislation: A Modern Approach, page 162

Questions about legistics

What does legistics mean?
Legistics means the science of developing legislation.
What part of speech is legistics?
Legistics is a noun.

Words near legistics in the dictionary

  1. legislatrix
  2. legislature
  3. legislatures
  4. legist
  5. legistical
  6. legistics
  7. legists
  8. legit
  9. legitbait
  10. legiteral
  11. legiterally

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