Trial
//ˈtɹaɪəl//
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The word "trial" can be used as noun, adjective and verb.
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bench trial bench trial civil trial civil trial clinical trial clinical trial counter-trial counter-trial fair trial fair trial field trial field trial free trial free trial intertrial intratrial jury trial jury trial make trial of megatrial midtrial minitrial mistrial monkey trial nontrial on trial on trial on trial for one's life posttrial pre-trial pretrial put on trial retrial reverse trial sea trial sea trial show trial show trial stand trial subtrial time trial time trial trial and error trial balance trial balance trial balloon trial by combat trial by fire trial by jury trial by jury trial by media trial by media trial by ordeal trial by ordeal trial court trial court trial de novo trial de novo trial division trial division trial impression trial number trial of scar trial of void trial of void trial pit trial run trial run trial separation trial-balloon trialable trialist triality trialler trialless trials and tribulations trialware under-trial undertrial untrialled
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and error battle case court court case court event courtroom courtroom drama decided drama dual elephant error event examination examine guilt has has judge heat in court internal judge judgement judging judging guilt judicial judicial review jury jury decided jury judge jury questions kiln large large elephant lawyers legal legal battle legal proceeding legal process opportunity plural proceeding process prosecute questions review singular test tryout ware
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