Definition

Relating to law or legal matters, especially in the context of legal theory or jurisprudence.

Example

The juristic principles of the case were carefully examined by the court.

Conversation

Have you ever taken a class on juristic principles?

No, I haven't, but I heard it can be really interesting.

I think understanding juristic concepts could help us in our future careers.

Definitely! Knowing the law is important no matter what field we choose.

Synonyms & Antonyms

Root Explanation

Juristic → It is formed from "juris" (from Latin, meaning of law) and "-istic" (a suffix used to form adjectives). The word "juristic" refers to something that pertains to law or legal matters.

Memory Tip

Think of 'juris' meaning law, and remember that 'juristic' relates to legal matters.

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