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preliminarily enjoin

preliminarily enjoin verb: to impose a preliminary injunction upon; to restrain by court order from engaging in a certain activity after a hearing and before a final resolution of a dispute.

Verb

preliminarily enjoin (third-person singular simple present preliminarily enjoins, present participle preliminarily enjoining, simple past and past participle preliminarily enjoined)

  1. To impose a preliminary injunction upon; to restrain by court order from engaging in a certain activity after a hearing and before a final resolution of a dispute.

Forms of preliminarily enjoin

third-person singular presentpreliminarily enjoins
present participlepreliminarily enjoining
past participlepreliminarily enjoined
pastpreliminarily enjoined

Questions about preliminarily enjoin

What does preliminarily enjoin mean?
Preliminarily enjoin means to impose a preliminary injunction upon; to restrain by court order from engaging in a certain activity after a hearing and before a final resolution of a dispute.
What part of speech is preliminarily enjoin?
Preliminarily enjoin is a verb.
What is the past tense of preliminarily enjoin?
The past tense of preliminarily enjoin is preliminarily enjoined.

Words near preliminarily enjoin in the dictionary

  1. prelim
  2. prelimbic
  3. preliminal
  4. preliminaries
  5. preliminarily
  6. preliminarily enjoin
  7. preliminarily enjoined
  8. preliminarily enjoining
  9. preliminarily enjoins
  10. preliminariness
  11. preliminarity

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