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of unsound mind

/əv ʌnˈsaʊnd maɪnd/

Traduction: Expression juridique ou clinique désignant une personne atteinte de maladie mentale, aliénée, ou incapable de prendre des décisions rationnelles ou de comprendre ses actes.

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/əv ʌnˈsaʊnd maɪnd/C1formallegal
  • frExpression juridique ou clinique désignant une personne atteinte de maladie mentale, aliénée, ou incapable de prendre des décisions rationnelles ou de comprendre ses actes.

A formal legal or clinical expression describing a person who is mentally ill, insane, or not capable of making rational decisions or understanding their actions.

  1. Legally incompetentC1formal

    A legal term describing a person who is not mentally capable of managing their own affairs or understanding the consequences of their actions.

    frjuridiquement incapable

    • The court declared the defendant of unsound mind and unfit to stand trial.
    • A will made by a person of unsound mind can be contested.
    • The lawyer argued that his client was of unsound mind when signing the contract.
  2. Mentally illB2formal

    A general description for someone suffering from a severe mental illness or disorder.

    frd' esprit dérangé

    • The patient was found to be of unsound mind and was admitted to a psychiatric hospital.
    • Historically, people of unsound mind were often treated poorly.
    • The doctor determined that the man was of unsound mind at the time of the incident.