Subpoenaing

/səbˈpiːnəɪŋ/

Definitions

  1. (v.) Present participle of subpoena, referring to the act of officially ordering someone to attend court or produce evidence.
    She is subpoenaing the witness to appear at the trial.

Forms

  • subpoena
  • subpoenas
  • subpoenaed

Commentary

Subpoenaing is used specifically as a gerund or present participle, indicating the ongoing act tied to the base verb subpoena.

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