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prise, prize, pry, pryse, pryze,
prise [prəiz]
contracted v. pry.
n. An instrument used for levering, a lever
v. To move by the application of leverage.
contracted v. pry.
n. An instrument used for levering, a lever
v. To move by the application of leverage.
privative,
privative [ˈprəivətɪv]
adj. leg. Exclusive to the jurisdiction of a court.
adj. leg. Exclusive to the jurisdiction of a court.
prehze, prize, prized,
prize [praɪːz]
n. A prize.
v. To estimate the quality and money value of some commodity, to valuate, appraise.
pt. pp. prized
n. A prize.
v. To estimate the quality and money value of some commodity, to valuate, appraise.
pt. pp. prized
Compounds and phrases etc.
prize up: To assess.
probaation, probation, probaution, probawtion,
probation [ˈprobeʃən, arch. ˈprobɑːʃən]
n. The act of proving, demonstartion. Proof, evidence. leg. The hearing of evidence. A period of trial.
n. The act of proving, demonstartion. Proof, evidence. leg. The hearing of evidence. A period of trial.
Compounds and phrases etc.
improbation [ɪm-]: n. leg. Disproof of a legal deed as invalid, forged, an acction to annul a deed because of that.
prablem, proablim, problem,
problem [ˈprobləm]
n. A problem.
n. A problem.
proceed, proceid,
proceed [ˈprosid]
v. To proceed.
v. To proceed.
process,
process [ˈprosɛs]
n. An action or suit at law. leg. The legal papers in an action.
v. To proceed against in law, take legal action against, sue, bring to trial.
n. An action or suit at law. leg. The legal papers in an action.
v. To proceed against in law, take legal action against, sue, bring to trial.
proclaim, procleem, procleim,
proclaim [prəˈklem]
v. To proclaim.
v. To proclaim.
procur, procure,
procur [ˈprokər]
v. To procure, obtain by formal application. To care for, attend to, plead, make supplication. leg. To induce a person to do something crimainal.
v. To procure, obtain by formal application. To care for, attend to, plead, make supplication. leg. To induce a person to do something crimainal.
fiscal, procoter, proctor, procurateorie, procurator, procurator_fiscal, procurator-fiscal, procuratory, procutar, procuter, procutitor, procutor, proketor,
procurator [ˈprokjuretər]
leg. n. A solicitor or lawyer practising before the lower courts. A Church of Scotland solicitor appointed to be the official advisor in legal matters to the General Assembly.
leg. n. A solicitor or lawyer practising before the lower courts. A Church of Scotland solicitor appointed to be the official advisor in legal matters to the General Assembly.
Compounds and phrases etc.
procurator fiscal [-ˈfɪskl]: leg. The public prosecutor in a Sheriff Court.
procuratory [ˈprokjuːretəri]: leg. Authorisation of one person to act on behalf of another.
procuratory [ˈprokjuːretəri]: leg. Authorisation of one person to act on behalf of another.