How to pronounce“lawfare”in English
the charges against Trump uh and Trump Associates are are politically motiv motivated and so both sides are kind of uh resorting to what they consider uh
political lawfare against their opponents and so uh I think that uh you know Biden he did not want to face the next few years uh having his son
languish in prison when he had the ultimate power to make those charges go away and so uh you know in the in his statement he said uh that he was wiping
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Definitions of “lawfare”
The bringing of legal proceedings against an opponent, often only to attack, harass, or intimidate.
“[…] Watch […] proceeded to the door, which he tried, and there discovered that that official had not only taken his parole d'honneur [word of honour; promise], but had adopted the additional security of turning the key; and knowing that circumstance had vacated the pre-existent treaty between them, by all the rules of civilised nations, whether in lawfare or warfare, he proceeded at once to the window; whereform, the ostler having brought him, by pre-arrangement, a ladder, he descended in safety to the yard; […]”