alieni juris
adjective
ali·e·ni ju·ris
ˌalēˈēˌnīˈju̇rə̇s,
ˌälēˈā(ˌ)nēˈyu̇-
law
: subject to the authority of another —opposed to sui juris
Word History
Etymology
Latin, of another's law
First Known Use
1825, in the meaning defined above
- make an early night of it
- make an early start
- make an example of
- make an exception
- make an exhibition of oneself
- make an honest woman
- make an honest woman of
- make an honest woman of (someone)
- make an honest woman of someone
- make an issue of
- make an offer
- make an unsuccessful run for
- make and mend
- make any sense of
- make away with
- make believe
- make bold
- make book
- make capital out of
- make certain
- make certain of
- make change
- make common cause
- make comparisons
- make compromises