Panel
/ˈpænəl/
Definitions
- (n.) A group of people convened to deliberate, judge, or decide on a matter.
The tribunal appointed a panel to review the case.
- (n.) A flat or curved component, often rectangular, forming part of a structure or device.
The door was made from a wooden panel.
- (v.) To cover or decorate with panels.
They paneled the walls with oak wood.
Forms
- panels
- paneled
- paneling
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Commentary
In legal contexts, 'panel' most commonly refers to a group of adjudicators; be mindful to distinguish this from physical panels in drafting.
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