Vocabulary

Litigant

English and Urdu gloss, synonyms and antonyms, and example usage from our editorial sentence cache where available.

English meaning
a person involved in a lawsuit.
Urdu meaning
مقدمہ باز، مقدمہ لڑنے والا
Example sentences (from Dawn)

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  1. The respondent regularly accompanied her father, an investor at the NationalSavings Centre.The litigant claimed that the respondent exchanged messages with him, which were innocuous and far from `harassment`.
    Dawn Editorials — Judging employees — 2026-05-01
  2. In either case, the litigant loses.This problem is worsened because of the codified doctrine that attaches the presumption of truth to official and judicial documents.
    Dawn Editorials — Anything goes — 2026-04-23
  3. The Pakistani justice system as a whole needs a complete overhaul, with the ordinary litigant`s interests and facilitation placed front and centre.
    Dawn Editorials — Virtual courts — 2026-04-23
  4. The logic of`cost imposed` is to form a judicial shield to protect the respondent from any further malicious litigation from the litigant.
    Dawn Editorials — Property fraud — 2025-06-03
  5. Ideally, the litigant should not be allowed to file anyfurther petition if the monetary cost imposed is unpaid.
    Dawn Editorials — Property fraud — 2025-06-03
Synonyms
litigator, opponent in law, opponent, contestant, contender, disputant, plaintiff

Antonyms
ally, assistant, friend, helper, associate, colleague
Curator example
“a litigant in civil proceedings”

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