Definition of pluries in English:

pluries

noun ˈplɔːrɪiːzˈplʊərɪiːz

Law

A third or subsequent writ of attachment, issued when previous writs have proved ineffectual.

Origin

Late Middle English; earliest use found in Margaret Paston (c1421–1484). From post-classical Latin pluries, the name of a writ, short for pluries capias.

Definition of pluries in US English:

pluries

noun

Law

A third or subsequent writ of attachment, issued when previous writs have proved ineffectual.

Origin

Late Middle English; earliest use found in Margaret Paston (c1421–1484). From post-classical Latin pluries, the name of a writ, short for pluries capias.

单词	pluries
释义	Definition of pluries in English: pluries noun ˈplɔːrɪiːzˈplʊərɪiːz Law A third or subsequent writ of attachment, issued when previous writs have proved ineffectual. Origin Late Middle English; earliest use found in Margaret Paston (c1421–1484). From post-classical Latin pluries, the name of a writ, short for pluries capias. Definition of pluries in US English: pluries noun Law A third or subsequent writ of attachment, issued when previous writs have proved ineffectual. Origin Late Middle English; earliest use found in Margaret Paston (c1421–1484). From post-classical Latin pluries, the name of a writ, short for pluries capias.
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