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Empannelled

Definition:

Empannelled (or empaneled) is the past tense of the verb "empanel," which means to select or summon a group of people to serve on a jury or as members of a panel.

Senses:

1. Legal Sense:

In a legal context, "empannelled" refers to the action of assembling or selecting a group of individuals to serve as jurors in a court case.

Example: The judge empannelled a diverse jury for the high-profile murder trial.

2. General Sense:

In a more general sense, "empannelled" can also be used to describe the assembly or selection of individuals to serve on a panel for various purposes outside the legal system.

Example: The conference organizers empannelled a group of experts to discuss the future of renewable energy.

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