Definition

Connected to or involving a formal promise or oath, often in a legal context.

Example

The juratory nature of the contract required all parties to take an oath before signing.

Conversation

Did you hear about the new juratory process they implemented for the contracts?

Yeah, I think it’s great that they want to ensure everything is clear and binding.

Exactly! It makes the whole thing feel more official and trustworthy.

For sure, having a juratory element really adds to the integrity of the agreements.

Synonyms & Antonyms

Root Explanation

Juratory → It is formed from "jurare" (meaning to swear) and the suffix "-ory" (meaning relating to or characterized by). The word "juratory" refers to something that is related to or characterized by swearing, particularly in a legal context.

Memory Tip

Think of 'swearing' ('jurare') in a legal sense, and remember that 'juratory' relates to things that involve oaths or swearing.

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