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Meanings of law (lawed) in English
System of rules and guidelines, generally backed by governmental authority.
Related terms
The branch of philosophy concerned with the law and the principles that lead courts to make the decisions they do.
Usage of lawed in English
1
His mother sees lawed vine wilt and knows of son's death.
2
He had been out-lawed, and forbidden to sail as officer in any British ship.
3
Arms self and starts on perilous mission, but first plants lawed vine in house.
4
Out-law does not mean outside of the law, but lawed out by a legal process.
5
He dies and lawed vine at his house withers.
6
Plants a lawed vine which is to keep his mother informed as to his condition.
7
He feeds them with lawed leaves and salt.
8
Finds an unknown sister hiding among lawed vines.
9
There's been folks lawed in this town for sellin' a meal of victuals and not having one.
10
They'd have lawed me if I had, but I ought to have shot him and checked the breed.
11
The Egyptian President Hosni Mubarak's embattled regime has held landmark talks with opposition groups, including the still out-lawed Muslim Brotherhood.
12
"Hold on, Amos," put in the Judge warningly, "that's out-lawed.
13
"Flemister lawed the other man out."
14
Public comment is not just good government; it's also required by law.
15
The proposed state law would allow legal action first, official classification later.
16
This law change would widen access to cannabis use for health reasons.
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Translations for lawed
Portuguese
Catalan
Lawed through the time