Magistrate and Public officer

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Magistrate noun - A public official having authority to decide questions of law.

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Public officer and magistrate are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Public officer" instead a noun "Magistrate".

Nearby Words: magistracy, magistral

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Magistrate and public officer are semantically related. You can use "Magistrate" instead a noun phrase "Public officer".

Falco and Petro are thick as thieves, but they both know Petro is too conscientious a public officer (and has a family to consider) to cover for Falco indefinitely; on top of that, the magistrate Marponius has latched onto the case personally and is breathing down Petro's neck for results.

Source: Literature / Marcus Didius Falco

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