lex generalis
noun
lex ge·ne·ra·lis
-ˌgenəˈrälə̇s
Roman & civil law
: a law of general application as contrasted with one applicable to a particular person
Word History
Etymology
New Latin, general law
- double-bitted
- double-blind
- double-bogey
- double-book
- double-booked
- double-booking
- double-books
- double-breasted
- double-brooded
- double-check
- double-checked
- double-checking
- double-checks
- double-chinned
- double-claw
- double-click
- double-clicked
- double-clicking
- double-clicks
- double-clutch
- double-clutched
- double-clutches
- double-clutching
- double-coated
- double-coursed