appellant /ə-pelˈənt/

1. A person who appeals, specif (law) against a decision of the first court or tribunal to a higher body
2. A person who impeaches (obsolete)
3. A challenger to single combat (obsolete)
4. A person who in the Jansenist controversy appealed against the bull Unigenitus (1713) to a pope ‘better informed’, or to a general council (church hist)

appellˈate adjective

1. Relating to appeals
2. (of a tribunal) having the power to review cases on appeal and reverse decisions of inferior courts

appellation /ap-ə-lāˈshən/ noun

1. A name, esp one attached to a particular person
2. The act of naming

appellāˈtional adjective

appellˈative /ə-pelˈə-tiv/ noun

1. A common noun or common name (as distinguished from a proper name)
2. A designation

1. (of nouns) common (as distinguished from proper)
2. Of or relating to the giving of names

appellˈatively adverb

appellee /ap-el-ēˈ/ noun (law)

A person accused or appealed against

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