1. (adjective) A practice Agreeable to the law.

2. Definition of Admissible (adjective): able to be used in law court

3. The adjective ‘originating’ therefore referred to the concept of ‘origin’ under customs law.

4. The adjective appropriate must also be construed in accordance with general Community law principles.

5. Adjective synonyms, Adjective pronunciation, Adjective translation, English dictionary definition of Adjective

6. Adjective (en adjective) Alabamian ;

7. The adjective “unlawful” qualifying expulsion in the draft article refers to any expulsion in breach of a rule of international law.

8. • Branchiopod (adjective) The adjective Branchiopod …

9. She then received a written reprimand for using the adjective "contentious" when referring to the Gasparri law as voted in parliament.

10. Antimedievalist (American English) or antimediaevalist (British English) also adjectives antimilitarist also an adjective antimiscegenationist also an adjective antimodernist also an adjective antimonarchist also an adjective antimonopolist also an adjective antimoralist also an adjective antinationalist also an adjective antinaturalist also an

11. • Crowing (adjective) The adjective Crowing has 1 sense:

12. • Carinate (adjective) The adjective Carinate has 1 sense:

13. • Bacteroid (adjective) The adjective Bacteroid has 1 sense:

14. • Bragging (adjective) The adjective Bragging has 1 sense:

15. • Algonkian (adjective) The adjective Algonkian has 1 sense:

16. • Anticipant (adjective) The adjective Anticipant has 1 sense:

17. • Accelerando (adjective) The adjective Accelerando has 1 sense:

18. • Aperient (adjective) The adjective Aperient has 1 sense:

19. Another type of Adjective is the quantitative Adjective

20. 4 Public International Law, Private International Law, International Trade Law, WTO law, International Human Rights Law, Maritime Law, International Investment Law.

21. • Carpetbag (adjective) The adjective Carpetbag has 2 senses:

22. • Bowing (adjective) The adjective Bowing has 1 sense:

23. • Carminative (adjective) The adjective Carminative has 1 sense:

24. • Brummagem (adjective) The adjective Brummagem has 1 sense:

25. • Bimonthly (adjective) The adjective Bimonthly has 2 senses:

26. • Actinoid (adjective) The adjective Actinoid has 1 sense:

27. • Antepenultimate (adjective) The adjective Antepenultimate has 1 sense:

28. • Coaxing (adjective) The adjective Coaxing has 1 sense:

29. • Bilabial (adjective) The adjective Bilabial has 1 sense:

30. * Balefull (archaic) Adjective (en adjective) Portending evil; ominous

31. • Bucolic (adjective) The adjective Bucolic has 2 senses:

32. • Antiknock (adjective) The adjective Antiknock has 1 sense:

33. • Abnaki (adjective) The adjective Abnaki has 1 sense:

34. • Agnate (adjective) The adjective Agnate has 1 sense:

35. What is true of substantive law - where the Commission is nevertheless working towards alignment, or at least mutual recognition, so as to minimize the impact of diversity - is even more true of adjective or procedural law.

36. • Copulative (adjective) The adjective Copulative has 1 sense:

37. • Cheapjack (adjective) The adjective Cheapjack has 1 sense:

38. • Biweekly (adjective) The adjective Biweekly has 2 senses:

39. • Couth (adjective) The adjective Couth has 1 sense:

40. Adjective [ADJECTIVE noun] Algal means relating to algae

41. • Afghanistani (adjective) The adjective Afghanistani has 1 sense:

42. • Alexic (adjective) The adjective Alexic has 1 sense:

43. • Amygdaloid (adjective) The adjective Amygdaloid has 1 sense:

44. • Aramaean (adjective) The adjective Aramaean has 1 sense:

45. • Antiphonal (adjective) The adjective Antiphonal has 2 senses:

46. • Cyclonic (adjective) The adjective Cyclonic has 2 senses: 1

47. • Connubial (adjective) The adjective Connubial has 1 sense: 1

48. • Aliquot (adjective) The adjective Aliquot has 1 sense: 1

49. • Argive (adjective) The adjective Argive has 1 sense: 1

50. • Collectivized (adjective) The adjective Collectivized has 2 senses: 1

51. • Cesarean (adjective) The adjective Cesarean has 1 sense: 1

52. • Apostolical (adjective) The adjective Apostolical has 2 senses: 1

53. This type of adjective is called an 'Attributive adjective'

54. • Antiphonary (adjective) The adjective Antiphonary has 1 sense: 1

55. Adjective [ADJECTIVE noun] Bristling means thick, hairy, and rough

56. • Amerind (adjective) The adjective Amerind has 1 sense: 1

57. Whether an adjective is descriptive in terms of trade mark law depends on its meaning and on the goods and services covered by the mark.

58. However, the Model Law on Electronic Commerce does not define the adjective “electronic” itself, again approaching the question of electronic communications from a functional standpoint

59. However, the Model Law on Electronic Commerce does not define the adjective “electronic” itself, again approaching the question of electronic communications from a functional standpoint.

60. Aggravating adjective (MAKING WORSE) law formal or specialized making something worse, such as a crime: Aggravating factors can affect the sentence set by the court.

61. • Chelonian (adjective) The adjective Chelonian has 1 sense: 1

62. Adjective (en adjective) Weighed down with a load, Burdened

63. Adjective [verb-link ADJECTIVE, ADJECTIVE that] If you are Aware of something, you know about it

64. On the contrary, that article, by using the adjective `appropriate', obliges the Council also to consider whether that higher rule of law is complied with.

65. • Biyearly (adjective) The adjective Biyearly has 2 senses: 1

66. • Antiguan (adjective) The adjective Antiguan has 1 sense: 1

67. • Analeptic (adjective) The adjective Analeptic has 1 sense: 1

68. Adjective [usually verb-link ADJECTIVE, ADJECTIVE that] If you are Annoyed, you are fairly angry about something

69. Adjective [usually ADJECTIVE noun] Bucolic means relating to the countryside.

70. Adjective [usually ADJECTIVE noun] An Anarchistic person believes in anarchism

71. The noun law derives from the late Old English lagu, meaning something laid down or fixed, and the adjective legal comes from the Latin word LEX.

72. (kəmiːdɪk) adjective [usually ADJECTIVE noun] Comedic means relating to comedy.

73. Adjective Breechless having no breeches or trousers; bare-bottomed 3 adjective Breechless without a breech 3 adjective Breechless Ordnance

74. Adjective [usually ADJECTIVE noun] Bushy hair or fur is very thick.

75. Adjective [usually ADJECTIVE noun] Someone who is Bespectacled is wearing glasses.

76. Asportation (law) synonyms, Asportation (law) pronunciation, Asportation (law) translation, English dictionary definition of Asportation (law)

77. The bilateral relationship between the [ insert name of CB ] and participants in # insert CB/ country reference ] shall be governed by [ insert adjective relating to country name ] law

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79. Ms. Poussi suggested replacing the adjective “abusive” with the phrase “who does not respect the law”, since that was the meaning the Committee was seeking to convey.

80. Contemptible, adjective [Latin]