Lawsuit meaning in English
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Definition
a lawsuit: a criminal charge or trial
a (racial discrimination) suit: a legal trial, charge (claiming that someone has been the victim of racism)
Examples
- "A lawsuit sounds good, Saul, but who can I sue?"
- "This company doesn't need any more lawsuits."
- "We don't want to risk any health and safety lawsuits."
- "After all, we don't want our favorite office "Frenchie" to end up in a lawsuit because he squeezed someone's booty a little hard, now, do we?"
- "Did I hear someone say "lawsuit"?"
- "Furthermore, with every firing there is a possibility of wrongful dismissal suits, which can be extremely costly."
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