droitural
adjective
droi·tu·ral
ˈdrȯichərəl
: relating to right or title of property as distinguished from right of possession
droitural actions at law
Word History
Etymology
French droiture straightforwardness, honesty (from droit straight, upright—from Latin directus straight, direct—+ -ure) + English -al
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- high chair
- high cholesterol
- High Church
- High Churchman
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- high comedy
- high command
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- High Court of Justiciary
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- high days and holidays
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