Closured: meaning, definitions and examples
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closured
[ ˈkloʊʒərd ]
legal context
Closured refers to a legal term that denotes the conclusion or termination of a legal proceeding or case. It often indicates that the case has been resolved, dismissed, or concluded by a formal decision. The term can also be applied in contexts where a particular session or hearing has reached its end. Overall, it emphasizes the finality of legal processes.
Synonyms
closure, conclusion, termination.
Examples of usage
- The court announced the closure of the case due to lack of evidence.
- After several hearings, the case reached closure last month.
- The judge issued a statement regarding the closured proceedings.
Translations
Translations of the word "closured" in other languages:
🇵🇹 fechamento
🇮🇳 बंद
🇩🇪 Schließung
🇮🇩 penutupan
🇺🇦 закриття
🇵🇱 zamknięcie
🇯🇵 閉鎖
🇫🇷 fermeture
🇪🇸 cierre
🇹🇷 kapanış
🇰🇷 폐쇄
🇸🇦 إغلاق
🇨🇿 uzavření
🇸🇰 uzavretie
🇨🇳 关闭
🇸🇮 zapiranje
🇮🇸 loka
🇰🇿 жабу
🇬🇪 დახურვა
🇦🇿 bağlanma
🇲🇽 cierre
Etymology
The term 'closure' has its roots in Latin, derived from the word 'clausura', meaning 'a closing, a shutting'. This Latin term came into English usage in the late 19th century, where it gained prominence in legal contexts. In English, 'closure' has evolved to refer not only to the legal conclusion of cases but also to situations where an issue is resolved or dealt with conclusively. The variant 'closured' is used primarily in legal jargon to emphasize the completed state of proceedings. Its usage in broader contexts has developed over time, as people seek a sense of resolution in various aspects of life, not limited to just legal matters. The incorporation of 'closure' into psychological contexts also reflects society's evolving understanding of psychological healing and resolution.