lawyerly
英 ['lɔ:jəlɪ] 美 ['lɔjəlɪ]

adj.

如律师的，适合于律师的；

权威例句

Lawyerly Rhetoric of Coase's the Nature of the Firm, The
The Reigate Puzzle: A Lawyerly Annotated Edition
John Gower's Poetry and the 'Lawyerly Habit of Mind'
Locke, Simmons, and Consent in advance: A Lawyerly Approach
Prudence in International Strategy: From Lawyerly to Post-Lawyerly
What's Love Got to Do With It?: Contemporary Lessons on Lawyerly Advocacy from the Preacher
What’s Love Got to Do With It?: Contemporary Lessons on Lawyerly Advocacy from the Preacher Martin Luther King, Jr.
Blackstone and Law Reform by Education: Preparation for the Bar and Lawyerly Culture in Eighteenth-Century England
Lawyers, Democracy and Dispute Resolution: The Declining Influence of Lawyer-Statesmen Politicians and Lawyerly Values
The great myth that plain language is not precise: Just say no to that lawyerly concept of: 'Why say something in five words when yo...