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committal
noun as in captivity
noun as in charge
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noun as in commitment
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noun as in consignment
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noun as in delegation
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noun as in duty
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noun as in must
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noun as in need
noun as in obligation
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Example Sentences
Proceedings have been fast-tracked after Patterson dispensed with a committal hearing where a magistrate would have examined the prosecution’s case to ensure there is sufficient evidence to warrant a jury trial.
Defense lawyers have provided prosecutors with a list of anticipated witnesses to be called at the committal.
A long-term committal for mental health treatment can make someone a “prohibited person” under federal law, but Maine also has its “yellow card” process for temporary firearm restrictions.
Two top McConnell allies took similar views to Graham but were far less committal than the South Carolina lawmaker.
The service is by invitation only and there will be a private committal afterwards.
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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.
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