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  1. case law, precedent, common lawnoun

    (civil law) a law established by following earlier judicial decisions

    Synonyms:
    case in point, precedent, common law, case law

    Antonyms:
    written

  2. common law, case law, precedentadjective

    a system of jurisprudence based on judicial precedents rather than statutory laws

    «common law originated in the unwritten laws of England and was later applied in the United States»

    Synonyms:
    case in point, precedent, common law, case law

    Antonyms:
    written

  3. common-law(p)adjective

    based on common law

    «a common-law right»

    Antonyms:
    written

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  1. Frank Mulholland:

    The use of torture cannot be condoned, it is against international law and contrary to the common law of Scotland.

  2. Justice Joseph Story:

    This provision (the 4th Amendment) speaks for itself. Its plain object is to secure the perfect enjoyment of that great right of the common law, that a man’s house shall be his own castle, privileged against all civil and military intrusion.

  3. Neil Gorsuch:

    The Supreme Court recognized in Cruzan that there’s a right in the common law to be free from assault and battery, effectively.

  4. George Clooney:

    Both the common law and the Syariah law aim to ensure peace and harmony of the country. They are also crucial in protecting the morality and decency of the public as well as respecting the privacy of individuals.

  5. Simon Young:

    The roots of the common law run deep in Hong Kong and will not be easily uprooted, so I think China can only ultimately take a gradual approach, despite the rhetoric, those values are entrenched through the system.


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1. common-law (Adjective)

1 definition

common-law (Adjective) —   Based on common law 1 example
1. ex. «a common-law right»

2 synonyms

# Word Number of letters Number of synonyms
1. case law 7 letters 2 synonyms
2. precedent 9 letters 28 synonyms

2 definitions

common-law (Noun) —   (civil law) a law established by following earlier judicial decisions
common-law (Noun) —   (law) a system of jurisprudence based on judicial precedents rather than statutory laws 1 example
1. ex. «common law originated in the unwritten laws of England and was later applied in the United States»

3 types of

# Word Number of letters Number of synonyms
1. civil law 8 letters 3 synonyms
2. jurisprudence 13 letters 2 synonyms
3. law 3 letters 54 synonyms

1 on topic

# Word Number of letters Number of synonyms
1. service 7 letters 93 synonyms

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case law, precedent.

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  • adj.

    all (adjective)

    • common-law.
  • n.

    • bill,
    • bylaw,
    • civil liberties,
    • civil rights,
    • claim,
    • Chapter 7,
    • civil law,
    • act,
    • Chapter 11.

    • criminal,
    • civil.

    common-law (noun)

    • unwritten.

    Other relevant words: (noun)

    • precedent,
    • non-statutory law,
    • case law.
  • Other synonyms:

    • liable,
    • extrajudicial,
    • criminally,
    • effective,
    • separated,
    • fancy-free,
    • undefended,
    • judicial,
    • out-of-court,
    • mandatory,
    • lone,
    • marital status,
    • antitrust,
    • legislative,
    • retroactive,
    • enabling,
    • divorced,
    • uninvolved,
    • retrospective,
    • law-making,
    • prescribed,
    • widowhood,
    • wedded,
    • unmarried,
    • extraterritorial,
    • footloose,
    • unattached,
    • juridical,
    • widowed,
    • statutory.

    • lapsed,
    • forensic,
    • legal,
    • engaged,
    • married,
    • de facto,
    • lawful,
    • magisterial.

    • live in,
    • estranged,
    • valid,
    • available,
    • through,
    • unproven.

    • juvenile,
    • void,
    • invalid.

    • single.

    • M.

    Other relevant words:

    • hook up with,
    • solitary,
    • matrimonial,
    • crook,
    • lonely,
    • ex post facto,
    • represent,
    • honeymooner,
    • human action,
    • spaced,
    • disunite,
    • exclusive,
    • get married,
    • ordained,
    • fille,
    • split up,
    • act as,
    • unmarried man,
    • empty,
    • meshed,
    • decreed,
    • bachelor-at-arms,
    • placard,
    • missy,
    • through with,
    • omit,
    • throwaway,
    • wifelike,
    • one,
    • turn,
    • neb,
    • alienated,
    • exact,
    • imposing,
    • unproved,
    • neglect,
    • deed,
    • uncommitted,
    • nonchurchgoing,
    • ace,
    • splice,
    • disjointed,
    • eyeshade,
    • human activity,
    • handicap,
    • jejune,
    • broadsheet,
    • dislocated,
    • set-aside,
    • nonimmune,
    • isolated,
    • nib,
    • conjoin,
    • unwedded,
    • busy,
    • banknote,
    • outlaw,
    • antimonopoly,
    • billhook,
    • efficient,
    • individual,
    • avoid,
    • disjoint,
    • number,
    • emptiness,
    • bachelor girl,
    • lose,
    • ad-lib,
    • exterritorial,
    • efficacious,
    • intermeshed,
    • account,
    • invalidate,
    • free-swimming,
    • appointed,
    • rule-governed,
    • nullify,
    • null,
    • retro,
    • discriminative,
    • widowman,
    • only,
    • sleep in,
    • juridic,
    • quash,
    • detached,
    • federal reserve note,
    • legitimate,
    • effectual,
    • invoice,
    • grass widow,
    • beak,
    • sole,
    • misfire,
    • mandatary,
    • apt,
    • compulsory,
    • true,
    • booked,
    • distinguished,
    • sound,
    • puerile,
    • official,
    • felonious,
    • marital,
    • disable,
    • work,
    • circular,
    • assailable,
    • greenback,
    • behave,
    • posting,
    • required,
    • spontaneous,
    • girl,
    • nothingness,
    • flier,
    • note,
    • condemnable,
    • handbill,
    • espouse,
    • drop,
    • tie,
    • undivided,
    • good,
    • get hitched with,
    • knight bachelor,
    • nonresistant,
    • pretend,
    • overleap,
    • roman law,
    • missis,
    • reprehensible,
    • malefactor,
    • mandate,
    • dominating,
    • play,
    • in use,
    • polite,
    • charge,
    • peak,
    • vizor,
    • common law,
    • title,
    • disassociate,
    • through and through,
    • move,
    • in effect,
    • wed,
    • flyer,
    • degage,
    • escape,
    • vacancy,
    • rightful,
    • broadside,
    • deplorable,
    • uxorial,
    • felon,
    • useable,
    • dissociate,
    • overlook,
    • card,
    • divorcement,
    • unity,
    • pretermit,
    • young woman,
    • autocratic,
    • dissemble,
    • in force,
    • civic,
    • bank bill,
    • notice,
    • lack,
    • vacuum,
    • bank note,
    • high-and-mighty,
    • roleplay,
    • enactment,
    • vitiate,
    • banker’s bill,
    • juvenile person,
    • positive,
    • lay claim,
    • visor,
    • arrogate,
    • shut-in,
    • grand,
    • annul,
    • licit,
    • unresistant,
    • evacuate,
    • routine,
    • young lady,
    • peremptory,
    • vicious,
    • call,
    • 1,
    • playact,
    • open,
    • lonesome,
    • adolescent,
    • undefendable,
    • government note,
    • set-apart,
    • measure,
    • i,
    • bit,
    • oral,
    • bach,
    • occupied,
    • done,
    • alone,
    • bossy,
    • pecker,
    • take,
    • incapacitate,
    • leave out,
    • bingle,
    • usable,
    • reprehensively,
    • nullity,
    • poster.

How to use «Common-law» in context?

A «common law» relationship is one in which the couple does not have a formal written contract, but rather relies on the informal understanding that developed between them over time. This type of relationship is common in couples where neither of the partners have access to a lawyer, and where the parties are comfortable interacting with one another without the presence of a third party. As such, common-law relationships are often less formal and more flexible than marriages or civil partnerships, and are less likely to be registered with government agencies.

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Resources

  • COMMON-LAW synonyms at Thesaurus.com
  • COMMON-LAW synonyms and antonyms — Merriam-Webster dictionary
  • Powerthesaurus.org
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  • Collins Dictionary — synonyms of COMMON-LAW
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    — another words for COMMON-LAW
  • unwritten

  • case law

    evolved law

  • precedent

    evolved law

  • common law

  • customary law

  • custom

  • consuetudinary law

  • non-statutory law

    evolved law

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