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Noun sergeant-at-law has 1 sense
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Definitions from the WebSergeant-at-LawDescription:A sergeant-at-law is a senior lawyer in England and Wales, historically appointed by the monarch and serving as a prominent advocate in the higher courts. Usage:Noun: 1. In medieval times, a sergeant-at-law was a legal professional with extensive knowledge and experience in the law. Example sentence: The sergeant-at-law delivered a persuasive argument in court. Related products: Legal History Books 2. Today, the title of sergeant-at-law is purely ceremonial and no longer exists as a practicing legal profession. Example sentence: The honorary title of sergeant-at-law was bestowed upon the retiring judge. Related products: Legal Ceremonies Adjective: 1. The sergeant-at-law ceremony is an esteemed event in the legal community. Example sentence: The newly appointed judge was invited to attend the sergeant-at-law ceremony. Related products: Legal Communities | ||||
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