Definition
barristers
noun
- lawyers in Britain who are qualified to argue cases in higher courts
Usage: British legal system
Examples
- The barristers presented their arguments to the judge.
- She hired experienced barristers to handle her appeal.
- Barristers must complete specialized training before practicing in court.
- The case required two senior barristers working together.
- Unlike solicitors, barristers primarily focus on courtroom advocacy.
- The barristers wore traditional wigs and robes in court.