litigate in Latin
litigate in Latin is lītigō — litigate means to take a dispute to a court of law.
litigate in Latin
lītigō
(intransitive, construed with on) To go to law; to carry on a lawsuit.
What does "litigate" mean?
- verb To take a dispute to a court of law.
- verb To argue a case in court.
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verb To argue strongly about something.
"you can't keep litigating this same point!"
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- you can't keep litigating this same point!
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What is "litigate" in Latin?
"litigate" in Latin is lītigō. litigate means: To take a dispute to a court of law.
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