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Definition of trial
Thanks for using this online dictionary, we have been helping millions of people improve their use of the english language with its free online services. English definition of trial is as below...
Trial (n.) The
formal
examination
of the
matter
in issue in a cause
before
a
competent
tribunal;
the mode of
determining
a
question
of fact in a court of law; the
examination,
in legal form, of the facts in issue in a cause
pending
before
a
competent
tribunal,
for the
purpose
of
determining
such
issue..
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Spyism
::
Spyglass
(n.) A small
telescope
for
viewing
distant
terrestrial
objects.
Docket
::
Docket
(v. t.) To enter or
inscribe
in a
docket,
or list of
causes
for
trial..
Dash
::
Dash (n.) A
short,
spirited
effort
or trial of speed upon a race
course;
-- used in horse
racing,
when a
single
trial
constitutes
the
race..
Globe
::
Globe (n.) A round model of the
world;
a
spherical
representation
of the earth or
heavens;
as, a
terrestrial
or
celestial
globe;
--
called
also
artificial
globe..
Remanet
::
Remanet
(n.) A case for trial which can not be tried
during
the term; a
postponed
case.
Prolusion
::
Prolusion
(n.) A trial
before
the
principal
performance;
a
prelude;
hence,
an
introductory
essay or
exercise..
Judge
::
"Judge
(a.) To hear and
determine,
as in
causes
on
trial;
to
decide
as a
judge;
to give
judgment;
to pass
sentence..
Testing
::
Testing
(n.) The act of
testing
or
proving;
trial;
proof.
Triality
::
Triality
(n.) Three
united;
state of being
three.
Transcript
::
Transcript
(n.) A
written
version
of what was said
orally;
as, a
transcript
of a
trial..
Essay
::
Essay (n.) An
effort
made, or
exertion
of body or mind, for the
performance
of
anything;
a
trial;
attempt;
as, to make an essay to
benefit
a
friend..
Slug
::
Slug (n.) Any one of
numerous
species
of
terrestrial
pulmonate
mollusks
belonging
to Limax and
several
related
genera,
in which the shell is
either
small and
concealed
in the
mantle,
or
altogether
wanting.
They are
closely
allied
to the land
snails..
Essay
::
Essay (n.) To exert one's power or
faculties
upon; to make an
effort
to
perform;
to
attempt;
to
endeavor;
to make
experiment
or trial of; to try.
Bromeliaceous
::
Bromeliaceous
(a.)
Pertaining
to, or
resembling,
a
family
of
endogenous
and
mostly
epiphytic
or
saxicolous
plants
of which the
genera
Tillandsia
and
Billbergia
are
examples.
The
pineapple,
though
terrestrial,
is also of this
family..
Ordeal
::
Ordeal
(a.) Of or
pertaining
to trial by
ordeal.
Guiltless
::
Guiltless
(a.)
Without
experience
or
trial;
unacquainted
(with).
Toad
::
Toad (n.) Any one of
numerous
species
of
batrachians
belonging
to the genus Bufo and
allied
genera,
especially
those of the
family
Bufonidae.
Toads are
generally
terrestrial
in their
habits
except
during
the
breeding
season,
when they seek the
water.
Most of the
species
burrow
beneath
the earth in the
daytime
and come forth to feed on
insects
at
night.
Most toads have a
rough,
warty skin in which are
glands
that
secrete
an acrid
fluid..
Prove
::
Prove (v. i.) To be found by
experience,
trial,
or
result;
to turn out to be; as, a
medicine
proves
salutary;
the
report
proves
false..
Approof
::
Approof
(n.)
Trial;
proof.
Mistrial
::
Mistrial
(n.) A false or
erroneous
trial;
a trial which has no
result.
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