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quashal

quashal noun: the granting of a motion to quash.

Noun

quashal (uncountable)

  1. the granting of a motion to quash
    • McElroy, Mary S. (2026). In Re: Administrative Subpoena 25-1431-032 to Rhode Island Hospital (D.R.I. May 13, 2026) (26-mc-7, ECF Doc. # 38, PageID # 1003, p. 9).
      The DOJ contests the ability of both the Child Advocate and RIH to seek quashal here given the Texas court's Order.

Origin of quashal

From quash + -al.

Questions about quashal

What does quashal mean?
Quashal means the granting of a motion to quash.
What part of speech is quashal?
Quashal is a noun.

Words near quashal in the dictionary

  1. quasarlike
  2. quasars
  3. quases
  4. quash
  5. quashable
  6. quashal
  7. quashed
  8. Quashee
  9. Quashees
  10. quasher
  11. quashers

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