solicitors
Pronunciation: [səˈlɪsɪtəz]
Word
Context: “legal profession”
(noun) a professional who gives legal advice and represents people in legal matters. Solicitors help clients with things like contracts, property, and family issues.
Example
The solicitor helped her understand the legal papers she had to sign.
Example
Without a solicitor, he felt lost and unsure about what to do next in his case.
Example
Do you think I should hire a solicitor for my divorce?
Context: “business”
(noun) a person who tries to sell something or ask for support. This usage often comes up when talking about people who go door-to-door or ask for donations.
Example
The solicitor was friendly and explained how the charity spends its money.
Example
He didn't want to talk to the solicitor who knocked on his door because he felt disturbed.
Example
Have you ever met a solicitor trying to sell something in your neighborhood?
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