juridic

• Adjectif vieilli ou rare se rapportant à l'administration de la justice ou au rôle du juge ; aujourd'hui généralement remplacé par 'judiciaire' ou 'juridique'.

An archaic adjective relating to the administration of justice or the role of a judge; now largely replaced by 'judicial' or 'juridical'.

1. Relating to law or jurisprudenceC1formallegal

   Pertaining to the law, legal systems, or the science of law.

   Relatif au droit ou à la jurisprudence

   • The court's decision was based on a juridic principle.
   • Juridic frameworks vary significantly between countries.
   • The lawyer presented a juridic argument to support her case.

   Synonymesjuraljuridicaljuristiclegal

2. Relating to the administration of justiceC1formallegal

   Concerning the function of a judge or the judicial process.

   relatif à l'administration de la justice

   • The judge's role is a central part of the juridic system.
   • Juridic authority is exercised by the courts.
   • The new law aims to improve the efficiency of juridic procedures.

   Synonymesjudicatoryjudicialjuridical

   Antonymesextrajudicial