Associations to the word «Barrister»
Noun
- Redmond
- Latham
- Nsw
- Bailey
- Proctor
- Dramatist
- Bombay
- Wales
- Harrow
- Carton
- Registrar
- Lagos
- Downing
- Lancelot
- Coke
- Trainee
- Td
- Judges
- Horace
- Academic
- Advocacy
- Adviser
- Seniority
- Parliament
- Scotia
- Welsh
- Harald
- Bangladeshi
- Justice
- English
- Fitzgerald
- Eyre
- Trinity
- Bahadur
- Geoffrey
- Wilfrid
- Defence
- Frazer
- Jury
- Jurisprudence
- Banker
- Tribunal
- Barrington
- Hastings
- Belfast
- Edward
- Financier
- Practice
- Nehru
- Kenyon
- Lucknow
- Sir
- Blair
- Rupert
- Cecil
- Mohammad
- Circuit
- Coleridge
- Admission
- Mahmud
- Defendant
- Baroness
- Nigerian
- Cambridge
- Cheung
- Legal
- Fiji
- Norwegian
- Lords
- Carson
- Narayan
- Drafting
- Hussain
- Oxford
- Nawab
- London
- Common
- Businessman
- Hampstead
- Reginald
- Liberal
- Diplomat
- Sydney
- Frances
- Arbitration
- Guernsey
- Hon
- Negligence
Wiktionary
BARRISTER, noun. (legal) (chiefly UK) (Irish) (Australian) (NZ) A lawyer with the right to speak and argue as an advocate in higher lawcourts.
Dictionary definition
BARRISTER, noun. A British or Canadian lawyer who speaks in the higher courts of law on behalf of either the defense or prosecution.
Wise words
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