no·lo con·ten·de·re 
(nō′lō kən-tĕndə-rē)
(nō′lō kən-tĕndə-rē)n.
A plea made by the defendant in a criminal action that is substantially but not technically an admission of guilt and subjects the defendant to punishment but permits denial of the alleged facts in other proceedings.
[Latin nōlō contendere, I do not wish to contend : nōlō, first person sing. present tense of nōlle, to be unwilling + contendere, to contend.]
- Indo-European root: yu-
- Indo-European root: yē-
- Indo-European root: yēr-
- Indo-European root: yē̆kwr̥
- Indo-European root: āter-
- Indo-European root: ōku-
- Indo-European root: ōs-
- Indo-Germanic
- Indo-Hittite
- Indo-Iranian
- indole
- indoleacetic acid
- indoleamine
- indolebutyric acid
- indolence
- indolent
- indolently
- Indomalayan
- indometacin
- indomethacin
- indomitability
- indomitable
- indomitableness
- indomitably
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