unenumerated right
unenumerated right noun: a legal right which is not explicitly stated, coded, written in laws or constitutions; which may be inferred to exist from other rights, or inferred from traditions that have been canonized in law court rulings.
Noun
unenumerated right (plural unenumerated rights)
- A legal right which is not explicitly stated, coded, written in laws or constitutions; which may be inferred to exist from other rights, or inferred from traditions that have been canonized in law court rulings.
- Synonyms:
- background right, nonenumerated right, non-enumerated right
Synonyms of unenumerated right
Forms of unenumerated right
| plural | unenumerated rights |
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Questions about unenumerated right
- What does unenumerated right mean?
- Unenumerated right means a legal right which is not explicitly stated, coded, written in laws or constitutions; which may be inferred to exist from other rights, or inferred from traditions that have been canonized in law court rulings.
- What part of speech is unenumerated right?
- Unenumerated right is a noun.
- What is the plural of unenumerated right?
- The plural of unenumerated right is unenumerated rights.
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