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Meanings of jurist in English
Legal scholar or academic, a professional who studies, teaches, and develops law.
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Usage of jurist in English
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As a jurist, she has particular expertise in environmental and constitutional law.
2
You should realize, however, that Magistrate Woodward is indeed a liberal jurist.
3
Zasius the jurist was repelled by the haste and rashness of Luther.
4
Tonight she has Dutch humanist and jurist Hugo Grotius on her mind.
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The former was known as a learned jurist and a tactful man.
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At this meeting, that eminently calm and learned jurist, the Honorable W.A.
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The inquiry will be chaired by Algerian diplomat and jurist Mohamed Bedjaoui.
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I am a medical jurist, and this is not a medico-legal case.
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Samuel D. Lockwood, of Springfield-anable and eminent jurist of spotless record.
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You are a very confiding young gentleman, for a budding medical jurist.
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He was an eminent jurist, an eloquent orator, and a finished scholar.
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I never realized till then what imagination a jurist's head could contain.
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He was mathematician, architect, poet, philologist, orator, jurist, general, statesman, and imperator.
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Or does any statesman or jurist question our right so to do?
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Photo: AFP The 48-year-old conservative jurist has vowed to judge legal cases impartially.
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The paper when he had finished it would have pleased the ideal jurist.
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United Kingdom
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United States of America
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