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Meanings of prima facie in English
Portuguese
prima facie Spanish
prima facie Latin expression meaning on its first encounter or at first sight.
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Usage of prima facie in English
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The tribunal ruled there were no prima facie cases on nine allegations.
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There are a variety of reasons this would be prima facie wrong.
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These principles look prima facie OK-simple ,commonsensical ,andcouched in the bland s.-v.-o.
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The prima facie evidence of the facts can scarcely go unquestioned.
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Yet there are some hypotheses that prima facie deserve more attention than others.
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But we gets along, sah,-wegets along,-notin de prima facie style, sah!
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Otherwise he'd be off to the costa-del-crime before we could say prima facie evidence.
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A pun is prima facie an insult to the person you are talking with.
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Possession of Phrack on one's board was prima facie evidence of a bad attitude.
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But these are the documents that form the prima facie case of complicity in torture.
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The Commission says it is satisfied there is a prima facie case against Sir Puka.
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For some reason, giving to a political party was considered prima facie evidence of corruption.
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If he thinks there has been a prima facie case of breach of ministerial code.
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The enemies of rootless capital now cite such threats as prima facie evidence against Brexit.
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We have a solid prima facie case against him.
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The judge said there was prima facie evidence that both men were in contempt of court.