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dies non
[ dahy-eez non, dee-eys nohn ]
noun
, Law.
- a day on which no courts can be held.
dies non
/ ˈdaɪiːz nɒn /
noun
- law a day on which no legal business may be transacted Also calleddies non juridicusdʒʊˈrɪdɪkəs Compare juridical days
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Word History and Origins
Origin of dies non1
1600–10; short for Latin diēs nōn jūridicus a day not juridical (for legal business)
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Word History and Origins
Origin of dies non1
C19: shortened from Latin phrase diēs nōn jūridicus literally: day which is not juridical, that is, not reserved for legal affairs
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Example Sentences
But for men whose voyaging depended on sails, it was, as the lawyers say, a dies non.
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This is dies non, and no one is obliged or expected to attend.
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Would I be so kind as to regard this as a dies non in the rota of our pleasant gatherings?
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Days of grace (dies non) are in existence practically among English-speaking peoples only.
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As to the disciples, this "high day" is a dies non to them, for the curtain of a deep silence hides them from our view.
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