recuse US
rɪˈkjuz
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Definition of recuse - Reverso English Dictionary

Verb

1.
legal self-disqualificationintr.TECH.USdeclare oneself unable to participate in a caseintr.TECH.US
  • The judge decided to recuse due to a conflict.
disqualify withdraw
2.
legal removaltr.TECH.USremove a judge from a case for potential biastr.TECH.US
  • The lawyer moved to recuse the biased judge.
disqualify remove withdraw
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remove oneself from a decision due to conflict of interest
The senator chose to recuse himself from voting on the ethics investigation.

Origin of recuse

Latin, recusare (to refuse)

Examples of recuse in a sentence

  • The lawyer chose to recuse after realizing a bias.
  • The judge had to recuse herself from the trial.
  • He decided to recuse due to a conflict of interest.

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  1. French:se récuser, récuser, ...
  2. German:sich für befangen erklären, ablehnen, ...
  3. Italian:ricusarsi, ricusare, ...
  4. Spanish:recusarse, recusar, ...
  5. Portuguese:recusar-se, recusar, ...
  6. Chinese:回避, 撤换, ...
  7. Japanese:辞退する, 忌避する, ...
  8. Arabic:يَتَنَحَّى, اِسْتَبْعَدَ, ...
  9. Hebrew:לִפְסוֹל אֶת עַצְמוֹ, לְהַסִּיר הַטָּיָה, ...
  10. Russian:взять самоотвод, заявить отвод, ...
  11. Ukrainian:взяти самовідвід, усувати, ...
  12. Hindi:स्वयं को अलग कर लेना, मामले से अलग करना, ...

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