subpœna
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See also: subpoena
English
[edit]Noun
[edit]subpœna (plural subpœnas or subpœnæ)
Verb
[edit]subpœna (third-person singular simple present subpœnas, present participle subpœnaing, simple past and past participle subpœnaed or subpœnæd)
- Dated spelling of subpoena.
- 1942 May-June, “U.S.A. Pullman Monopoly Opposed”, in Railway Magazine, page 130:
- The Federal Government subpœnaed over fifty witnesses, but many of these were relieved of testifying by the submission of documents.
Anagrams
[edit]French
[edit]Pronunciation
[edit]Noun
[edit]subpœna m (plural subpœnas)
- Alternative form of subpoena
- 1907, author uncertain, Les Rapports Judicaires de Québec[1], page 204:
- Ce Montplaisir est venu en cour, répondant à une assignation ou subpœna destiné à son père ou à son cousin.
- This Montplaisir came to court, responding to a summons or subpoena intended for his father or cousin.
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