postliminy
/ˌpəʊs(t)ˈlɪmɪni/Law
noun
Roman Law. The right of a banished person or captive to resume civic privileges and former rights on return from exile ( historical in later use). Hence International Law : the restoration to their former status of persons and things taken in war.
Origin
Mid 17th century; earliest use found in Edward Phillips (b. 1630), writer and biographer. From classical Latin postliminium postliminium; compare -y.
- one has made one's bed and must lie in (or on) it
- one-hearted
- one-hitter
- one-hit wonder
- one-holer
- one-hopper
- one-horned
- one-horse
- one-horse race
- one-horse town
- onehow
- Oneida
- Oneida Community
- one-idea
- one-idea'd
- one-ideaed
- O'Neill, Eugene
- O'Neillism
- O'Neillite
- one-inch
- oneing
- one in the eye for
- oneiric
- oneirically
- oneiro-