plaident

This is the 1581st most frequent French word.

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plaident

"Plaident" means "they plead" or "they argue" in a legal or formal context.


In this sentence, 'plaident' is used to mean 'argue' or 'plead' as a legal term, describing professionals advocating within a legal context for a client's case.

Les avocats plaident en faveur de leur client.

The lawyers argue in favor of their client.


Here, 'plaident' implies advocating or supporting a cause outside the legal context, representing the act of arguing for systemic or policy changes.

Ils plaident pour une réforme du système éducatif.

They advocate for a reform of the educational system.


This usage of 'plaident' highlights support for an idea or proposal, where the emphasis is on presenting arguments for a certain perspective or method efficiently.

Ces chercheurs plaident pour une approche plus durable de l'énergie.

These researchers advocate for a more sustainable approach to energy.