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litigate
verb as in bring matter before court of law
Strongest match
Example Sentences
By the time it’s litigated, the money will already be in circulation — and that will be that.
“The administration might say, ‘While we are litigating this case, having this injunction in place is irreparably harming us in a way we can’t recover from, so in the interim, please stay this injunction.’”
“And the cases that people litigate . . . they only bother to litigate the things that they’re really, truly disagreeing about that they feel passionately about. And then those are the cases that we see.”
The ruling Monday gave authorities the go-ahead to continue operating with those tactics, while the issues are litigated in the lower courts.
These matters are being addressed through the appropriate channels, and it would be inappropriate to litigate them in the press.
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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.
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