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ni·si
\ˈnīˌsī, ˈnē(ˌ)sē\ adjective
Etymology: Latin, unless, from ne- not + si if — more at no
: not final or absolute — used in law to denote that a rule, decree, or order shall take effect at a given time unless before that time it is modified or avoided by cause shown or further proceedings or by the fulfillment of some condition therein named
< the decree is nisi and not absolute — Economist >
< a rule nisi >
— compare decree nisi |