Adversarial
/ˌæd.vɜːrˈseə.ri.əl/
Definitions
- (adj.) Relating to or characterized by conflict or opposition between parties.
The legal process is often adversarial, with both sides presenting opposing arguments.
Forms
- adversariness
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Commentary
Commonly used to describe legal systems or proceedings where parties oppose each other directly.
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