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prout de jure

prout de jure adjective: of a court case, allowing all evidence.

Adjective

prout de jure (not comparable)

  1. (archaic, Scots law) Of a court case, allowing all evidence.

Questions about prout de jure

What does prout de jure mean?
Prout de jure means of a court case, allowing all evidence.
What part of speech is prout de jure?
Prout de jure is an adjective.

Words near prout de jure in the dictionary

  1. Proustian moment
  2. Proustian moments
  3. proustite
  4. proustites
  5. Prout
  6. prout de jure
  7. Prout's hypothesis
  8. Prouty
  9. Proutys
  10. Prov
  11. prov'd

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