Judiciary Word Search
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Difficulty packs: Quick: 5 · Easy: 5 · Tough: 5 · Champ: 5.
Sample words: NEBEL, STINT, CLOZE, POOVES, MVULE, MEDII, FLUKE, VISCOSES, REVIEW, HISTORY, PRIMARY, SYSTEM, MAIORUM, NORMS, CASES, LEGAL.
Judiciary word list, defined
- NEBEL /ˈniːbəl/ · proper noun
- Nebel is a German surname borne by people in German-speaking countries. It is not a common English noun.
- STINT /stɪnt/ · noun and verb
- As a noun, a stint means a limited period of work or activity, or a limiting condition or restriction. As a verb, it means to restrict or limit something, especially by economizing or doing without. Related: spell, period, tour, assignment.
- CLOZE /ˈkloʊz/ · noun
- A fill-in-the-blank exercise in which words are omitted from a passage and the reader must supply them, used chiefly to test or improve reading comprehension. Related: fill-in-the-blank exercise, gap-fill exercise, completion test.
- MEDII /ˈmiː.di.aɪ/ · plural noun
- The uncommon plural of medium. In anatomical usage, it can refer to middle parts or central layers of paired structures. Related: media, middles, intermediates.
- FLUKE /fluːk/ · noun
- An unexpected, lucky success or result achieved by chance rather than skill; also, a parasitic flatworm (a fluke in the technical zoological sense) — though the chance sense is the dominant one in everyday use. Related: accident, stroke of luck, coincidence, chance occurrence.
- REVIEW /rɪˈvjuː/ · noun and verb
- As a noun, a critical assessment, examination, or reconsideration of something, or a periodic publication containing articles and commentary. As a verb, to examine, assess, or reconsider something carefully. Related: assessment, evaluation, assessment, inspection.
- HISTORY /ˈhɪstəri/ · noun
- The study or record of past events, especially those relating to a particular country, period, or person. It can also refer to the story or background of something, such as a building, institution, or community. Related: past, chronicle, record, narrative.
- PRIMARY /ˈpraɪməri/ · adjective; noun
- Chief or principal in importance; first or earliest in a sequence or system. As a noun, a primary is an election used to select candidates for a later election. Related: main, chief, principal, leading.
- SYSTEM /ˈsɪstəm/ · noun; verb
- A system is an organized set of related parts, principles, or methods used to achieve a purpose or function. In computing, it refers to a set of linked electronic components or software that perform a defined function. Related: structure, arrangement, network, framework.
- NORMS /nɔːrmz/ (US); /nɔːmz/ (British) · noun (plural)
- Norms are established standards, conventions, or patterns of behavior within a group, institution, or system. In mathematics, norms are quantities used to measure the size or magnitude of vectors and matrices. Related: conventions, standards, rules, guidelines.
- CASES /ˈkeɪsɪz/ · noun
- Plural of 'case': instances or occurrences of a particular situation, set of circumstances requiring action or decision (as in legal or medical cases), or containers for holding items. As a verb, third-person singular of 'to case': to inspect or examine thoroughly. Related: instances, situations, matters, containers.
- LEGAL /ˈliːɡəl/ · adjective, noun, adverb
- Legal means permitted by, relating to, or recognized under the law. In informal use, it can also mean officially approved or suitable, as in a legal copy or legal music. Related: lawful, legitimate, authorized, sanctioned.
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