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Choate — Choate, pronounced with two syllables, is an English word used mainly in legal contexts as the opposite of inchoate ( not fully formed ). It is a back formation from that word, and somewhat controversial; see choate (law). Choate, pronounced with … Wikipedia
Choate — bedeutet in der englischen Sprache so viel wie gut oder wohlgeformt. Es ist sowohl Familienname als auch Ortsname: Choate (Texas), eine Kleinstadt südlich von Kenedy Choate House (Massachusetts), das Geburtshaus von Rufus Choate in Essex,… … Deutsch Wikipedia
choate — cho·ate / kō ət, ˌāt/ adj [back formation from inchoate]: being complete and superior to subsequent liens see also choate lien at lien compare inchoate cho·ate·ness n … Law dictionary
Choate — [chōt] Rufus 1799 1859; U.S. lawyer … English World dictionary
choate — /kowat/ That which has become perfected or ripened as e.g. a choate lien (q.v.) … Black's law dictionary
choate — /kowat/ That which has become perfected or ripened as e.g. a choate lien (q.v.) … Black's law dictionary
Choate Rosemary Hall — Fidelitas et Integritas Fidelity and Integrity Location Wallingford, Connecticut, 06492 … Wikipedia
Choate (law) — Choate , as used in American law, means completed or perfected in and of itself, [1] or perfected, complete, or certain. [2] It is a controversial word due to its etymology as a back formation from the old and well established word inchoate that… … Wikipedia
Choate Bridge — U.S. National Register of Historic Places … Wikipedia
Choate, Wisconsin — Unincorporated community … Wikipedia
