Barristers is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for BARRISTERS in dictionary:

NOUN:
• BARRISTER, a person who is qualified to plead at the bar in a lawcourt
• a person called to the bar and entitled to practise as an advocate, particularly in the higher courts.
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• a counsel admitted to plead at the bar and undertake the public trial of causes in an English superior court — compare solicitor

Words related to BARRISTERS

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Words that contain BARRISTERS

barristership20 barristerships21

How to use BARRISTERS in a sentence

• The Barristers were crawling out of their dark corners, pale and thin, with hardly a breath in their bodies, as though just coming to life again.
• The manager ran through a list of names of judges, barristers and solicitors, but the name Crewe wanted to hear was not among them.
• Lethbridge was one of those barristers who believe that a knowledge of the guilt of a client handicapped Counsel in defending him.
• If tired ghosts of departed barristers were haunting the dingy room in Hare Court that night, they must have blinked and quivered for sheer pleasure at what they saw, for Mr.
• To his own witnesses he was simple and courteous, as are barristers generally.
• Another second, and in rushed and struggled a hideous sea of barristers.
• It turns a room full of citizens into a room full of barristers.
• Steadily with the ascendancy of the House of Commons the barristers have ousted other types of men from political power.
• He had met barristers and soldiers and clergy-men, just like himself.
• Gordon, two rising young barristers from Aberdeen, were counsel for the prisoner.
• Through this the judges and barristers find their way into the passages, into the guardhouse, down into the prison cells, and to the entrance to the Conciergerie.
• The pleadings are conducted by barristers at law, who have been duly admitted in England, Ireland, Scotland, or Isle of Man.
• Clergymen, Barristers at Law, Officers in the Royal Navy and Army who are Gentlemen by Profession, and Gentlemen entitled to bear arms.
• Wigs, such as those we see depicted in old portraits, may yet be found on the heads of judges and barristers.
• The self-satisfied grin of the barristers, the pompous foolish judge with his thin lips and cunning eyes and hard jaw.
• Let them, if they so please, become merchants, barristers, politicians.
• The room was full of young girls and barristers gathered from the various courts.
• The strict regulations of the council of barristers of the bar of Paris are well known.
• Foreigners, provincials, and persons in high society may not be aware that barristers are to attorneys what generals are to marshals.
• There exists a line of demarcation, strictly maintained, between the order of barristers and the guild of attorneys and solicitors in Paris.
• The president of the order of barristers requested him to come to his office at the Palais in the course of the day, as he had something of importance to say to him.
• With these thoughts stirring in his mind la Peyrade obeyed the summons and went to see the president of the order of barristers.
• Blue bags are those with which barristers provide themselves when first called, and it is a breach of etiquette to let this bag be visible in court.
• The judge and barristers, in their wigs and robes and gowns, were unlike any human beings he had ever looked on.
• Barristers with beards and moustaches are not much less common at the present time than those without them.
• He always reminded us of the portraits of Lord Chancellor Thurlow, whose bushy eyebrows and stern countenance used to terrify young barristers in Westminster eighty years ago.
• Barristers and solicitors would be more useful for that purpose.
• Theodor and all the barristers of the country lodged protest after protest and fought their case step by step.
• He followed French well enough as a listener, and went every day to the courts to hear the barristers and watch the procedure.
• And Augustus, through an attorney acting on his own behalf, consulted two other barristers, whose joint opinion was not forthcoming quite at once, but may have to be stated.
• During the hearing of the case, which did not last long, one of the leading barristers, Mr.
• The proceedings against him commenced with a demand that he should give up his books, and also the names of other barristers with whom he was suspected to have held intercourse.

Similar words containing BARRISTER without suffix s

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