megacase
megacase noun: a very large and complex legal case.
Noun
megacase (plural megacases)
- A very large and complex legal case.
- Although no judge will be assigned until the case is filed, court officials are creating plans for a separate computer server devoted to G.M.’s filing, which will be an even bigger megacase than Chrysler, which received that designation in April.2009 May 26, Micheline Maynard, “Bankruptcy for G.M. Would Tax the Experts”, in New York Times
Forms of megacase
| plural | megacases |
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Origin of megacase
From mega- + case.
Questions about megacase
- What does megacase mean?
- Megacase means a very large and complex legal case.
- What part of speech is megacase?
- Megacase is a noun.
- What is the plural of megacase?
- The plural of megacase is megacases.
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