juridically

Meanings

• The quality of being governed by law; legal.

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Rhymes

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curricularly , jurisdictionality , recurringly

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Homophones

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1. juridically (adverb)
   

2. juridically (adjective)
   

3. jurisprudence
   

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Variants

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juridic , juridical , juridically

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Forms

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juridical (adjective), juridical (noun), juridically (adverb), juridically (adjective)

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Etymology

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From Latin juridicum, from ius, iuris - law.

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Trivia

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1. The term juridically is derived from the Latin word ius, which means law.

2. Juridically is often used in legal contexts to refer to the application of the law to a specific situation or case.

3. The term juridically is sometimes used interchangeably with the term legally, but there can be subtle differences in meaning between the two terms depending on the context in which they are used.

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Related Concepts

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1. jurisprudence: The body of knowledge concerned with the creation, interpretation, application, and study of law.

2. legal system: A set of rules, institutions, and practices that govern a community, society, or nation.

3. rule of law: The principle that all individuals and entities, public and private, are subject to the law and that the law is applied evenly and fairly.

4. due process: The fundamental legal principle that all individuals are entitled to fair treatment and to be heard before being deprived of any significant legal rights or interests.

5. natural law: The body of ethical principles and moral values that are derived from the inherent nature of reality and that are considered to be universally valid and binding upon all individuals.

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Culture

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Juridically has significant cultural importance as it pertains to the administration of justice and the rule of law. In literature, the term juridically is often used to describe the legal aspects of a situation or to denote the application of legal principles to a specific case.

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