Tribunal
Pronunciation: /trəˈbjuːnəl/
Tribunal (noun)
- A group of people that hears a dispute or complaint and makes a decision, usually under a law or rule.
- A legal body set up for a specific type of case, with its own rules and procedures.
- A court-like group that settles disputes between countries or organizations under international agreements.
Examples
- The tribunal heard the case and delivered a decision.
- A tribunal reviews evidence before it makes a ruling.