"Placitum" Pronounce,Meaning And Examples

"Placitum" Meaning

A rare and interesting word!Placitum (Latin) refers to a division of the Roman legislative system. During the Roman Republic, the people had the power to enforce the judgment of a court and make a formal decree (known as a "placitum appellantium") regarding a disputed point, which had to be ratified by the Roman Senate. This was a way for the people to correct an unjust verdict and uphold the principles of justice.In other words, a placitum was a people's decree or a popular plebiscite, where the people voted on a specific issue or decision, often in response to a contentious court case.

"Placitum" Examples

Synonyms concession admission point condition stipulation#

Examples

Example 1:"I understand it's a bad idea, placitum our team will need to find an alternative solution."### Example 2:"The judge granted the defendant's placitum, allowing them to withdraw their guilty plea."### Example 3:"The terms of the contract stated that any changes would be subject to the placitum of the client."### Example 4:"The customer's placitum on the policy exclusion clause was invalid and was denied by the insurance company."### Example 5:"The politician's placitum that the budget would not be increased was met with skepticism by the opposition."