lawsuitable

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adjective

Able or likely to be targeted by a lawsuit.

Scrabble 16

Meanings

adjectivelawsuitable (comparative more lawsuitable, superlative most lawsuitable)

comparative more lawsuitable · superlative most lawsuitable

  1. rareAble or likely to be targeted by a lawsuit.

    Little did they realize how lawsuitable this boy actually was.

    2002, Tanuja Desai Hidier, Born Confused, Scholastic Incorporated, →ISBN
    2 more examples

    Where the Hof van Cassatie on pure lawsuitable reasons had destroyed the decision of the Hof van Beroep of Gent, was 'appreciated' practically totally different.

    1995, Tilburg Foreign Law Review, volume 5, Tilburg University, page 231

    "You heard?" he asked with the most boyish glee I ever saw in him. "My brother's taken a new mistress. But this time he's broken with the pattern, and chosen someone who doesn't work directly beneath ho,—thank the last $3 million lawsuit for that. Rumor is she still has tangential ties to the company, but at least those aren't lawsuitable."

    2013, Nicolas, Banksters, CreateSpace Independent Publishing Platform, →ISBN

Origin

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APA

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