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prosecutional

prosecutional adjective: pertaining to prosecution, or to the prosecution of a particular case.

Adjective

prosecutional (not comparable)

  1. Pertaining to prosecution, or to the prosecution of a particular case.
    • I think that we pretty much all agree that we expect an acquittal […] In terms of prosecutional evidence, there is none.1981 April 11, Richard Burckhardt, “Houston Group Expects Paez Slayer's Acquittal”, in Gay Community News, page 3

Origin of prosecutional

From prosecution + -al.

Questions about prosecutional

What does prosecutional mean?
Prosecutional means pertaining to prosecution, or to the prosecution of a particular case.
What part of speech is prosecutional?
Prosecutional is an adjective.

Words near prosecutional in the dictionary

  1. prosecution association
  2. prosecution associations
  3. prosecution histories
  4. prosecution history
  5. prosecution history estoppel
  6. prosecutional
  7. prosecutions
  8. prosecutive
  9. prosecutive case
  10. prosecutive cases
  11. prosecutor

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