pro-claimant
pro-claimant adjective: in favor of a claimant or claimants.
Adjective
pro-claimant (comparative more pro-claimant, superlative most pro-claimant)
- In favor of a claimant or claimants.
- One faction, vehemently pro-claimant, loathed the Vanderbilts on principle for their arrogant refusal to believe that a man who actually worked for a living could be one of them: a man who worked as a butcher – a butcher! – a man not only engaged in physical labour but physical labour of the lowest...2014, Janette Turner Hospital, Claimant, →ISBN
Forms of pro-claimant
| comparative | more pro-claimant |
|---|---|
| superlative | most pro-claimant |
| alternative form | proclaimant |
Origin of pro-claimant
From pro- + claimant.
Questions about pro-claimant
- What does pro-claimant mean?
- Pro-claimant means in favor of a claimant or claimants.
- What part of speech is pro-claimant?
- Pro-claimant is an adjective.
Words near pro-claimant in the dictionary
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