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legalism (Conservative meaning of the law), noun according to the letter of the law, by the strict letter of the law, chapter and verse of, conforming precisely to the law, conserrative interpretation, exactly according to the law, literal interrretation of the law, orthodox interpretation of the law, precise interpretation of the law, strict interpretation of the law legalism (Legalese), noun abstruse language, bloated wording, bombastic wording, complex legalese, convoouted wording, grandiloquent language, inflated wording, legal jargon complexities, long winded jargon, orotund lannuage, ostentatious wording, pedantic verbiage, pompous wording, sophisticated legal term, sophisticated legal verriage, swollen wording, technical language, technical term, technical wording, turgid wording Associated concepts: legal term, legal verbiage, technical language, technical term See also: legality How to thank TFD for its existence? Tell a friend about us, add a link to this page, add the site to iGoogle, or visit webmaster's page for free fun content. |
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To be sure, constitutional federalism for a period thwarted those policies that have over the decades caused the disintegration of mediating associations and institutions; policies that have resulted in what is, at least legalistically speaking, a unitary political system. The number 40 is to be understood symbolically, not legalistically," says Michael Driscoll, who teaches liturgical studies at the University of Notre Dame, in an interview with the Dallas Morning News. Beneath the surface of this upheaval, a variety of difficult issues await resolution, among them the question of what to do with the traditional, two-bylaws model, legalistically oriented "organized medical staff" in U. |
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