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Definition of court
Thanks for using this online dictionary, we have been helping millions of people improve their use of the english language with its free online services. English definition of court is as below...
Court (n.) A
tribunal
established
for the
administration
of
justice.
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Complemental
::
Complemental
(a.)
Complimentary;
courteous.
Faair-spoken
::
Faair-spoken
(a.) Using fair
speech,
or
uttered
with
fairness;
bland;
civil;
courteous;
plausible..
Inurbanity
::
Inurbanity
(n.) Want of
urbanity
or
courtesy;
unpolished
manners
or
deportment;
inurbaneness;
rudeness.
Court
::
Court (v. t.) To
attempt
to gain; to
solicit;
to seek.
Comply
::
Comply
(v. i.) To be
ceremoniously
courteous;
to make one's
compliments.
Mademoiselle
::
Mademoiselle
(n.) A
French
title of
courtesy
given to a girl or an
unmarried
lady,
equivalent
to the
English
Miss..
Incivility
::
Incivility
(n.) The
quality
or state of being
uncivil;
want of
courtesy;
rudeness
of
manner;
impoliteness.
Argue
::
Argue (v. t.) To
debate
or
discuss;
to treat by
reasoning;
as, the
counsel
argued
the cause
before
a full
court;
the cause was well
argued..
Approve
::
Approve
(v. t.) To
sanction
officially;
to
ratify;
to
confirm;
as, to
approve
the
decision
of a
court-martial..
Courtesy
::
Courtesy
(n.) An act of
civility
or
respect;
an act of
kindness
or favor
performed
with
politeness.
Surety
::
Surety
(n.) One who is bound with and for
another
who is
primarily
liable,
and who is
called
the
principal;
one who
engages
to
answer
for
another's
appearance
in
court,
or for his
payment
of a debt, or for
performance
of some act; a
bondsman;
a
bail..
Interdict
::
Interdict
(n.) An order of the court of
session,
having
the like
purpose
and
effect
with a writ of
injunction
out of
chancery
in
England
and
America..
Court-martialing
::
Court-martialing
(p. pr. & vb. n.) of
Court-martia.
Apposer
::
Apposer
(n.) An
examiner;
one whose
business
is to put
questions.
Formerly,
in the
English
Court of
Exchequer,
an
officer
who
audited
the
sheriffs'
accounts..
Injunction
::
Injunction
(n.) A writ or
process,
granted
by a court of
equity,
and,
insome
cases,
under
statutes,
by a court of
law,whereby
a party is
required
to do or to
refrain
from doing
certain
acts,
according
to the
exigency
of the
writ..
Coax
::
Coax (v. t.) To
persuade
by
gentle,
insinuating
courtesy,
flattering,
or
fondling;
to
wheedle;
to
soothe..
Affably
::
Affably
(adv.)
In an
affable
manner;
courteously.
Application
::
Application
(n.) The act of
making
request
of
soliciting;
as, an
application
for an
office;
he made
application
to a court of
chancery..
Chancery
::
Chancery
(n.) In
England,
formerly,
the
highest
court of
judicature
next to the
Parliament,
exercising
jurisdiction
at law, but
chiefly
in
equity;
but under the
jurisdiction
act of 1873 it
became
the
chancery
division
of the High Court of
Justice,
and now
exercises
jurisdiction
only in
equity..
Advocation
::
Advocation
(n.) The
process
of
removing
a cause from an
inferior
court to the
supreme
court.
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