summons — an official order to appear in court
Part of speech: NOUN
Definition: an official order to appear in court
Pronunciation (IPA): /ˈsʌmənz/
Korean meaning: 법정 출두 명령서
Korean pronunciation: **써**먼즈
Example Sentences
- The parking ticket came with a summons that made him wonder if he'd accidentally parked in the mayor's personal spot.
- She treated the jury summons like a lottery ticket she didn't want to win.
- The company CEO was summoned to testify about the financial irregularities.
summons
NOUN//ˈsʌmənz//
an official order to appear in court
A court officer delivers summons to a homeowner at their door
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When the courthouse drums, the summons comes!
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Origin
From Latin 'summonere' meaning 'to hint or warn secretly.' Originally meant giving a private warning, but evolved to mean an official call or order to appear.
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“The parking ticket came with a summons that made him wonder if he'd accidentally parked in the mayor's personal spot.”
“She treated the jury summons like a lottery ticket she didn't want to win.”
“The company CEO was summoned to testify about the financial irregularities.”
“His grandmother's summons to family dinner was more terrifying than any court order.”
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