muniment UK
ˈmjuːnɪmənt
Definition

Definition of muniment - Reverso English Dictionary

Noun

1.
legalDatedUKofficial document proving ownership or rightsDatedUK
  • The muniment was stored in the archive for safekeeping.
deed title
2.
defenseRareUKsomething used as a defenseRareUK
  • The fortress's walls served as a muniment against invaders.
bastion bulwark fortification
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Origin of muniment

Latin, munimentum (defense)

Examples of muniment in a sentence

  • Without the muniment, the claim was invalid.
  • The legal document acted as a muniment in the trial.
  • Ancient treaties were used as muniments in negotiations.

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  1. French:titre, rempart, ...
  2. German:Dokument, Schutz, ...
  3. Italian:documento, munimento, ...
  4. Spanish:título, defensa, ...
  5. Portuguese:documento, defesa, ...
  6. Chinese:凭证, 防御工事, ...
  7. Japanese:証書, 防御, ...
  8. Arabic:وَثِيقَة إِثْبَات, وَسِيلَة دِفَاع, ...
  9. Hebrew:שְׁטַר בַּעֲלוּת, הֲגָנָה, ...
  10. Russian:документ, защита, ...
  11. Ukrainian:документ, захист, ...
  12. Hindi:दस्तावेज़, रक्षा, ...
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