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proinjunction

proinjunction adjective: in favour of an injunction.

Adjective

proinjunction (comparative more proinjunction, superlative most proinjunction)

  1. In favour of an injunction.
    • A judge according great weight to Norris-La Guardia tenets could easily make the case that the 1962 antiinjunction result achieved a better fit with the fundamental commitments of our labor law than the 1970 proinjunction decision in Boys Markets.1998, David Kairys, The Politics Of Law: A Progressive Critique, Third Edition
    Antonyms:
    antiinjunction

Antonyms of proinjunction

Forms of proinjunction

comparativemore proinjunction
superlativemost proinjunction

Origin of proinjunction

From pro- + injunction.

Questions about proinjunction

What does proinjunction mean?
Proinjunction means in favour of an injunction.
What part of speech is proinjunction?
Proinjunction is an adjective.

Words near proinjunction in the dictionary

  1. proinflammatory
  2. proing and conning
  3. proinhibitor
  4. proinhibitors
  5. proining
  6. proinjunction
  7. proins
  8. proinsulin
  9. proinsulins
  10. prointervention
  11. prointerventionist

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