Agent
Lawyer
Lawyer noun - A person whose profession is to conduct lawsuits for clients or to advise about legal rights and obligations.
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Synonyms for Lawyer
Agent and lawyer are semantically related in legal practitioner topic. Sometimes you can use "Agent" instead a noun "Lawyer".
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How words are described
| fellow | fellow agent | fellow lawyer |
| good | good agent | good lawyer |
| best | best agent | best lawyer |
| top | top agent | top lawyer |
| Other adjectives: dead, corrupt, brilliant, powerful, actual, real, successful, male, incompetent, crooked, black, young, trained, experienced, new, sleazy, former, retired, competent, badass. | ||
Both words in one sentence
- Reclusive Artist: In-universe in Soldier No More, there's Antonia Palfrey, author of the trashy but bestselling historical novel Princess in the Sunset, who never makes public appearances and rarely meets in person with anyone except her lawyer and agent.
Source: Creator / Anthony Price - The travel agent is called to the witness box and describes the lawyer as resembling 'the guy that played Superman on TV'.
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It has to do with an agent working under Gibbs (Cassidy) who Boone has his lawyer/protege abduct, torture, and kill.
Source: Series / NCIS
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