verdict

verdict
n.

1) to arrive at, reach a verdict

2) to announce; bring in, deliver, hand down, render, return a verdict

3) to sustain ('uphold') a verdict (the higher court sustained the verdict)

4) to overturn, quash, set aside a verdict

5) to appeal a verdict

6) a fair; unfair verdict

7) an adverse, unfavorable; directed; favorable; sealed verdict

8) a verdict of guilty; or: a guilty verdict; a verdict of not guilty; a verdict for the defendant; a verdict for the plaintiff (the jury brought in a verdict of not guilty)

9) a verdict that + clause (they appealed the court's verdict that fraud had been committed)

10) (misc.) to defy/ignore a verdict

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['vɜːdɪkt]
a verdict for the defendant
a verdict of not guilty
directed
or: a guilty verdict
quash
reach a verdict
return a verdict
sealed verdict
set aside a verdict
unfair verdict
unfavorable
a verdict for the plaintiff (the jury brought in a verdict of not guilty)
(misc.) to defy/ignore a verdict
a fair
a verdict of guilty
an adverse
to announce
to appeal a verdict
to arrive at
to overturn
to sustain ('uphold') a verdict (the higher court sustained the verdict)
a verdict that + clause (they appealed the court's verdict that fraud had been committed)

Combinatory dictionary. 2013.

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