Jury and Temporary

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Jury noun - A body of citizens sworn to give a true verdict according to the evidence presented in a court of law.

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Temporary and jury are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Temporary" instead an adjective "Jury".

Nearby Words: jurist, juror

Temporary adjective - Intended to last, continue, or serve for a limited time.

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Jury and temporary are semantically related. You can use "Jury" instead an adjective "Temporary".

Nearby Words: temporal, temporarily

It's shown in the movie that a self-defense plea probably wouldn't convince a jury, so her lawyer suggests a plea of temporary insanity.

Source: Film / The Burning Bed
The deputy forgives him, as does the jury when they acquit him of murder charges by reason of "temporary insanity."

Source: Action Dad / Literature
MacGyvering: The cast will sometimes jury-rig a temporary fix from whatever's available if the material they have is inadequate (which, in the middle of a Code Black, is frequently).

Source: Series / Code Black

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