adversus
- other
- Archaic
- In older legal documents, you may find adversus used instead of 'versus' between party names.
Examples
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The court case was officially titled Brown adversus Green in the legal records.
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The judge referred to the matter as Johnson adversus Smith during the proceedings.
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The case Smith v. Jones is listed as adversus in the legal documents.
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In legal terms, adversus indicates opposition between two parties.
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The court case was officially titled Brown adversus Green in the legal records.
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In older legal documents, you may find adversus used instead of 'versus' between party names.
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The judge referred to the matter as Johnson adversus Smith during the proceedings.
Synonyms
Not following advice, a rule, or someone's wish
To say that two people, teams, or ideas are against each other
In contact with something or in conflict with it, such as leaning on a tree and fighting an enemy
Antonyms
Surface Forms
Etymology
Adversus is the Latin word for 'against' and is used in old legal names like Brown adversus Green; it is the same idea behind English versus and shows opposition between two parties.