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What is a word that means what happens if someone broke the law?
Someone who breaks the law is arrested.
What would the opposite of the word acquit be?
The opposite of the word acquit would be convict. Acquit means to declare someone not guilty, while convict means to declare someone guilty, especially in a court of law.
What is it when you cancle a law?
When a law is canceled, it means that the law is officially revoked or annulled, and it no longer has legal force or validity. This can happen through various legal processes, such as legislation or court decisions.
What is the origin of the word justice?
The Latin origin is from the word 'justus' meaning upright and just. The word passed into the Old French language as 'justise' meaning 'the exercise of authority allocating reward or punishment'. The word passed into English around 1200 AD and referred to an individual concerned with the administration of the law - a judicial officer.
What is the rootword for legalization?
The root word for "legalization" is "legalize," which means to make something legal or permissible according to the law.
What word means to consent or to think well of?
Approve means consent or to think well of.
What is the Anonymous for approve?
The word Anonymous means to do something and no one knows who did it. The word antonym means a word that is the opposite. So the antonym for approve would be disapprove.
What word mean to approve by law?
To have something approved by a Congress or similar group
What is an ishar in Hebrew?
Isher means to approve, but there is no Hebrew word "Ishar".
What word means 'above the law'?
The word that means 'above the law' is "unlawful".
What is the root word of ratification?
The root word of ratification is "ratify," which means to formally approve or confirm something.
What is called to aprove a law?
what is called to approve a law
What is a word meaning pass a bill into law?
A word that means to pass a bill into law is "enact".
What does the spanish word 'Ley ' means in English?
It means law.
What is the Hebrew word for the Law?
Law = khōk (חוק) The Law = hakhōk (החוק) In connection to studying law, the word is mishpat (משפט). Many people think Torah means law, but it actually means "instruction".
What is the root word of disapprovingly?
The root word of "disapprovingly" is "approve." "Dis" is a prefix added to "approve" to form the new word.
Your mother-in-law does not approve of you?
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