jurors
word · lemma: juror
Definition
People chosen by a court to listen to the facts in a trial and decide if someone is guilty or not. 'Jurors' is the plural of 'juror.'
Usage & Nuances
'Jurors' is used in legal contexts, always referring to more than one person, usually 6–12 per trial. Common phrases include 'jury duty' (the obligation to serve as a juror) and 'the jurors reached a verdict.' Not used outside law/trial situations.
Example Sentences
The jurors listened carefully to all the evidence.
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Twelve jurors were chosen for the trial.
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The judge explained the law to the jurors.
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After hours of discussion, the jurors finally made their decision.
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The jurors looked serious as they entered the courtroom.
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It's not easy being jurors—they must stay fair and keep everything confidential.
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