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Definitions from the WebGeneral VerdictDescription:The term "general verdict" refers to a final decision reached by a jury in a legal trial to determine the guilt or innocence of a defendant. It is a conclusive outcome that reflects the collective judgment of the jurors based on the evidence presented during the trial. Examples:Sense 1: Legal TrialPart of Speech: Noun Definition: The final decision of guilt or innocence made by a jury in a legal trial. Example Sentence: The jury deliberated for several hours before delivering their general verdict of "not guilty." Sense 2: General OpinionPart of Speech: Noun Definition: A widespread or collective opinion about a particular matter. Example Sentence: The general verdict among the audience was that the movie was an absolute masterpiece. Sense 3: Overall EvaluationPart of Speech: Noun Definition: An overall judgment or assessment about something. Example Sentence: The general verdict from the critics was that the new restaurant offered exceptional cuisine and service. Sense 4: Common ConsensusPart of Speech: Noun Definition: A prevailing opinion or judgment shared by a majority of people. Example Sentence: The general verdict among the local community was that the proposed development project would have a positive impact on the area. Sense 5: Broad DecisionPart of Speech: Noun Definition: A choice or resolution made without specific details or limitations. Example Sentence: The general verdict was to postpone the meeting until further notice due to the lack of consensus among the attendees. Related Products: | ||||
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