Litigious
EN→ZH
What Does Litigious Mean?
- 好诉讼的
- 好争的
- 好打官司的
Litigious Pronunciation
/lɪˈtɪdʒəs/
Litigious Definition
adjective
Definition
inclined to engage in lawsuits; prone to litigation.
In ZH
倾向于诉讼的；好打官司的。
How to Use Litigious in a Sentence
- The company is known for being litigious, often suing its competitors over minor infringements.
- His litigious nature made every disagreement a potential courtroom battle.
- In some cultures, being litigious is seen as a sign of weakness or lack of compromise.
- Litigious individuals can sometimes be a burden on the judicial system.
- Many companies avoid litigious clients to save on legal fees.
Cultural Notes
In some legal systems, a litigious culture may encourage disputes to be resolved through courts rather than mediation.