Definition of coronial in English:

coronial

adjectivekəˈrəʊnɪəlkəˈrōnēəl

Relating to a coroner.
a coronial hearing
Example sentencesExamples
- A coronial inquest into three petrol sniffing deaths has wound up in Alice Springs after four days of harrowing evidence about the scale of the problem across Central Australia.
- Central Australian Youth Link-Up Service is calling for a coronial inquest into the death of a teenager at Willowra in late March.
- The committee began its investigation in 2001, but delayed its hearings because of a coronial inquest.
- Carr announced three inquiries into whether there had been a chase: an internal police investigation; an overview of it by the Ombudsman's office; and a coronial inquest into the cause of the death.
- The coronial inquest into fires at Ewingar in October 2002 heard conflicting evidence from forestry, rural fire brigade personnel and local residents as to the cause of the fire.

Definition of coronial in US English:

coronial

adjectivekəˈrōnēəl

Relating to a coroner.
a coronial hearing
Example sentencesExamples
- The coronial inquest into fires at Ewingar in October 2002 heard conflicting evidence from forestry, rural fire brigade personnel and local residents as to the cause of the fire.
- Central Australian Youth Link-Up Service is calling for a coronial inquest into the death of a teenager at Willowra in late March.
- A coronial inquest into three petrol sniffing deaths has wound up in Alice Springs after four days of harrowing evidence about the scale of the problem across Central Australia.
- The committee began its investigation in 2001, but delayed its hearings because of a coronial inquest.
- Carr announced three inquiries into whether there had been a chase: an internal police investigation; an overview of it by the Ombudsman's office; and a coronial inquest into the cause of the death.

单词	coronial
释义	Definition of coronial in English: coronial adjectivekəˈrəʊnɪəlkəˈrōnēəl Relating to a coroner. a coronial hearing Example sentencesExamples A coronial inquest into three petrol sniffing deaths has wound up in Alice Springs after four days of harrowing evidence about the scale of the problem across Central Australia. Central Australian Youth Link-Up Service is calling for a coronial inquest into the death of a teenager at Willowra in late March. The committee began its investigation in 2001, but delayed its hearings because of a coronial inquest. Carr announced three inquiries into whether there had been a chase: an internal police investigation; an overview of it by the Ombudsman's office; and a coronial inquest into the cause of the death. The coronial inquest into fires at Ewingar in October 2002 heard conflicting evidence from forestry, rural fire brigade personnel and local residents as to the cause of the fire. Definition of coronial in US English: coronial adjectivekəˈrōnēəl Relating to a coroner. a coronial hearing Example sentencesExamples The coronial inquest into fires at Ewingar in October 2002 heard conflicting evidence from forestry, rural fire brigade personnel and local residents as to the cause of the fire. Central Australian Youth Link-Up Service is calling for a coronial inquest into the death of a teenager at Willowra in late March. A coronial inquest into three petrol sniffing deaths has wound up in Alice Springs after four days of harrowing evidence about the scale of the problem across Central Australia. The committee began its investigation in 2001, but delayed its hearings because of a coronial inquest. Carr announced three inquiries into whether there had been a chase: an internal police investigation; an overview of it by the Ombudsman's office; and a coronial inquest into the cause of the death.
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