Lawyerdom
Definition, Meaning & Examples
Part of speech noun
Quick meaning: Lawyerdom is a noun meaning The realm or sphere of lawyers.
Meaning
The realm or sphere of lawyers.
Example Sentences
What you have discovered in the law is a seldom seen flaw within lawyerdom.
Through all the grades of "lawyerdom," from that of a simple copyist of deeds up to the satisfactory condition of a legal "limb," in verity, with an extensive practice, I had passed, and had finally come into the enjoyment, whether merited or not, of a handsome reputation as an advocate.
An undercurrent of hostility to traditional lawyerdom as a self-centered and defensive craft and an enemy of the extension of knowledge may be felt even in those protagonists of behavioralism and machine techniques who do not aspire to enthrone multivariate calculations in the very seat of justice.
Related Words
Related dictionary entries include representation, realm, matter, court, attorney-at-law, legal.
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