Definition of recusation in English:

recusation

noun rɛkjuːˈzeɪʃn

Law (now chiefly US). An objection or appeal; especially an appeal grounded on a judge's conflict of interest or prejudice towards a party.

Origin

Late Middle English (in an earlier sense). From Middle French recusation action of recusing and its etymon classical Latin recūsātiōn-, recūsātiō expression of unwillingness or disagreement, objection, (in legal use) counterplea, demurrer from recūsāt-, past participial stem of recūsāre + -iō. Compare Old Occitan recusació, Spanish recusación, Portuguese recusaçao, Italian ricusazione.

Definition of recusation in US English:

recusation

nounrɛkjuːˈzeɪʃn

Law (now chiefly US). An objection or appeal; especially an appeal grounded on a judge's conflict of interest or prejudice towards a party.

Origin

Late Middle English (in an earlier sense). From Middle French recusation action of recusing and its etymon classical Latin recūsātiōn-, recūsātiō expression of unwillingness or disagreement, objection, (in legal use) counterplea, demurrer from recūsāt-, past participial stem of recūsāre + -iō. Compare Old Occitan recusació, Spanish recusación, Portuguese recusaçao, Italian ricusazione.

单词	recusation
释义	Definition of recusation in English: recusation noun rɛkjuːˈzeɪʃn Law (now chiefly US). An objection or appeal; especially an appeal grounded on a judge's conflict of interest or prejudice towards a party. Origin Late Middle English (in an earlier sense). From Middle French recusation action of recusing and its etymon classical Latin recūsātiōn-, recūsātiō expression of unwillingness or disagreement, objection, (in legal use) counterplea, demurrer from recūsāt-, past participial stem of recūsāre + -iō. Compare Old Occitan recusació, Spanish recusación, Portuguese recusaçao, Italian ricusazione. Definition of recusation in US English: recusation nounrɛkjuːˈzeɪʃn Law (now chiefly US). An objection or appeal; especially an appeal grounded on a judge's conflict of interest or prejudice towards a party. Origin Late Middle English (in an earlier sense). From Middle French recusation action of recusing and its etymon classical Latin recūsātiōn-, recūsātiō expression of unwillingness or disagreement, objection, (in legal use) counterplea, demurrer from recūsāt-, past participial stem of recūsāre + -iō. Compare Old Occitan recusació, Spanish recusación, Portuguese recusaçao, Italian ricusazione.
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