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Meaning
Noun
●
In Law & Collectives:
A group of individuals
chosen
from the
general population
to
hear
and
decide
a case in a
court
of law.
●
A group of
judges
in a competition.
●
In Theater:
The
audience
attending
the
first night
of a performance, whose
reaction
may
determine
whether it
succeeds
or fails.
Verb
●
To
judge
by means of
a jury.
Adj
●
In Nautical:
For
temporary
use;
applied
to a
temporary
contrivance.
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Origin
jury
English
juree
Anglo-Norman
iurata
Latin
iuro
Latin
ius
Latin
Sourced from
Etym
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Suspect
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Rhymes
Fury
Jury
Houri
Missouri
Panipuri
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