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Appeal

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Meaning

Noun

In Law:
An
to a
or
for a
or order by an
or
to be
and overturned.
In Law:
The
or form by which such an
is made; also, the
in which the
is argued.
In Law:
A person's
right to
to
for such a review.
In Law:
An
or
against someone for
(especially treason).
In Law:
A process which formerly might be
by one
person against another for some
for the particular
,
for the
against the public; an accusation.
In Law:
At
, an
a
by one of their
(called an approver).
A
a person or an
for a
, help, or
; an
, an invocation.
In Cricket:
  • A
    a person or an
    for a
    , help, or
    ; an
    , an invocation.
  • The
    , by the
    , of
    an
    for a
    on whether a
    is out or not.
  • A
    to some physical means; a recourse.
    A power to
    or interest.
    In Rhetoric:
    A
    , or the use of, a
    or quality for
    of persuasion.
    A
    to
    in a
    , or
    in a
    by
    ; a challenge.

    Verb

    In Law:
    Often
    against (the
    's
    ) or to (the
    ): to
    to a
    or
    for a
    or order by an
    or
    to be
    and overturned.
    In American English & Law:
    To
    to a
    or
    to
    and
    (a
    or order by an
    or
    ).
    In Law:
    To
    or
    (someone) with
    (especially treason).
    In Law:
    Of a
    person: to
    (against another
    person) for some
    ,
    for the particular
    suffered.
    In Law:
    Of the
    of a
    : to make an
    at
    against (the
    ).
    To
    a person or an
    to
    a
    , to
    a
    , or to
    ; to
    , to invoke.
    In Cricket:
  • To
    a person or an
    to
    a
    , to
    a
    , or to
    ; to
    , to invoke.
  • Of a
    ; to
    an
    for a
    on whether a
    is out
    , usually by
    "How's that?" or "Howzat?".
  • To
    someone for a
    , help, etc.
    To have
    or
    to some physical means.
    In Appearance:
    To be attractive.
    To
    (someone) to
    their
    in a
    , or their
    in a
    by
    ; to challenge.
    Sourced from
    Wiktionary

    Origin

    appeal
    English
    arrow
    apeler
    Old French (842-ca. 1400)
    arrow
    appello
    Latin
    Sourced from
    Etym
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