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Definitions from the WebPoor LawNoun: A law or legislation created to address the relief, support, and welfare of the poor population in a certain region. Example sentence: The enactment of the Poor Law in the early 19th century in England marked a significant change in the country's approach to poverty alleviation. Click here to search for related books on Amazon Noun: The historical law in England and Wales that regulated the provision of relief and support to the poor before its replacement in 1948. Example sentence: The system established by the old Poor Law was often criticized for its harsh treatment of those seeking assistance. Click here to search for related books on Amazon Adjective: Describing a person who lacks the necessary resources, wealth, or means to live a comfortable life. Example sentence: The poor law families struggled to make ends meet as they faced numerous financial challenges. Click here to search for related products on Amazon Adjective: Indicating low quality, unsatisfactory condition, or lack of effectiveness. Example sentence: The company's poor law compliance resulted in severe penalties from the regulatory authorities. | ||||
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