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impaneled Definition and Meaning in English (impaneled definition)

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Synonyms:selectedchosenconstituted
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Impaneled definition: To have formally selected and sworn in a group of people, especially a jury, for a specific purpose or legal proceeding.

Definitions of Impaneled

  1. 1verb(formal)

    To have formally selected and sworn in a group of people, especially a jury, for a specific purpose or legal proceeding.

Example Sentences

legal

“The jury was impaneled after a week of rigorous selection.”

legal

“Once the grand jury is impaneled, they will begin hearing evidence.”

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Inflected Word Forms

infinitiveimpanel
third person singularimpanels
present participleimpaneling
nounimpanelment

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Impaneled definition: To have formally selected and sworn in a group of people, especially a jury, for a specific purpose or legal proceeding.
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'Impaneled' translates to 'impaneled' in English. Impaneled definition: To have formally selected and sworn in a group of people, especially a jury, for a specific purpose or legal proceeding.
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