Definitions
from the GNU version of the Collaborative International Dictionary of English.
- adjective of or pertaining to litigation.
- adjective prone to initiate litigation.
- adjective same as
contentious .
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Examples
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But beware of the dangers of our litigatious society, in which half of all couples end up getting a divorce.
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In our litigatious society, it's easy to envision a lawsuit being filed over say a tree blocking solar "right of way".
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In our litigatious society, it's easy to envision a lawsuit being filed over say a tree blocking solar "right of way".
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In our litigatious society, it's easy to envision a lawsuit being filed over say a tree blocking solar "right of way".
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In our litigatious society, it's easy to envision a lawsuit being filed over say a tree blocking solar "right of way".
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That is a better phrasing of my thoughts, there is always something we can do better/worse than somebody else, the problem comes when we are all defined as equal in the eyes of the, increasingly, litigatious, and profitable, law.
Army Rumour Service 2009
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That is a better phrasing of my thoughts, there is always something we can do better/worse than somebody else, the problem comes when we are all defined as equal in the eyes of the, increasingly, litigatious, and profitable, law.
Army Rumour Service 2009
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In our litigatious society, it's easy to envision a lawsuit being filed over say a tree blocking solar "right of way".
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That is a better phrasing of my thoughts, there is always something we can do better/worse than somebody else, the problem comes when we are all defined as equal in the eyes of the, increasingly, litigatious, and profitable, law.
Army Rumour Service 2009
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In our litigatious society, it's easy to envision a lawsuit being filed over say a tree blocking solar "right of way".
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