precedential US
ˌpriːsɪˈdɛnʃəl
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Definition of precedential - Reverso English Dictionary

Adjective

1.
legalTECH.UShaving the force of precedent in lawTECH.US
  • The court's decision is precedential for future cases.
authoritative binding
2.
seniorityRareUShaving precedence due to longer serviceRareUS
  • Her precedential role was acknowledged by all the staff.
precedence priority seniority
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Expressions with precedential

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serve as a precedent or example
This case will be precedential for future legal decisions.

Origin of precedential

Latin, prae (before) + cedere (to go) + -tial (relating to)

Examples of precedential in a sentence

  • Precedential cases are often cited in legal arguments.
  • The precedential status of the judge influenced the decision.
  • Her precedential authority was respected by the entire team.

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  1. French:jurisprudentiel, prioritaire, ...
  2. German:präzedenzbildend, vorrangig, ...
  3. Italian:precedente, prioritario, ...
  4. Spanish:precedente, prioritario, ...
  5. Portuguese:precedente, senior, ...
  6. Chinese:先例性的, 资深的, ...
  7. Japanese:先例的な, 先任の, ...
  8. Arabic:سَابِقِيّ, أَقْدَم, ...
  9. Hebrew:תַּקְדִּימִי, בַּעַל קְדִימוּת, ...
  10. Russian:прецедентный, старший, ...
  11. Ukrainian:прецедентний, пріоритетний, ...
  12. Hindi:मिसाल, वरिष्ठ, ...

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