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amicus Definition and Meaning in English (amicus definition)

noun
Synonyms:adviserconsultant
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Amicus definition: A friend, especially one who acts as an impartial adviser to a court of law in a case.

Definitions of Amicus

  1. 1noun(formal)

    A friend, especially one who acts as an impartial adviser to a court of law in a case.

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“The judge allowed the amicus curiae to present their brief.”

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pluralamici

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