Definition

In a way that relates to or is characterized by lawsuits or legal disputes.

Example

The company acted litigiously, often taking its competitors to court over minor issues.

Conversation

Have you noticed how some people approach problems so litigiously?

Yeah, it seems like they just want to sue everyone instead of finding a solution.

It's exhausting to deal with that kind of mindset, isn't it?

Definitely! I prefer to resolve issues without all the legal drama.

Synonyms & Antonyms

Root Explanation

Litigiously → It is formed from "litigium" (from Latin, meaning a lawsuit or dispute) and the suffix "-ous" (meaning full of or characterized by). The word "litigiously" means characterized by or inclined to engage in lawsuits or legal disputes.

Memory Tip

Think of 'litigium' which refers to a lawsuit, and remember that 'litigiously' describes someone who is full of legal disputes.

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