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super-injunctions

super-injunctions is the plural of super-injunction.

Meaning of super-injunction

Noun

super-injunction (plural super-injunctions)

  1. (UK) A legal injunction which also prohibits any mention of its existence to the media or public.
    • Miss Perroncel was at the centre of a legal row in January when former England captain John Terry took out a super-injunction – a court order so secret that no one was supposed even to mention its existence – to stop any publication of allegations that he had had an affair with her.23 August 2010, Steve Doughty, The Daily Mail

Questions about super-injunctions

What is super-injunctions the plural of?
Super-injunctions is the plural of super-injunction.

Words near super-injunctions in the dictionary

  1. super-imposition
  2. super-impositions
  3. super-information
  4. super-informations
  5. super-injunction
  6. super-injunctions
  7. super-instantaneous
  8. super-Jovian
  9. super-Jupiter
  10. super-Jupiters
  11. super-light

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