COMPURGATORIAL COMPURGATORIAL: relating to the ancient practice of taking an oath alongside others to prove innocence, often in a legal setting; COMPURGATORS (plural), COMPURGATORING (present participle), COMPURGATORIAL (adjective), COMPURGATORIALLY (adverb). Original rephrased definition: Pertaining to the historical act of swearing an oath with others to demonstrate innocence, typically within a legal context.
Word: COMPURGATORIAL
Length: 14 letters
Dictionary: Valid in TWL and SOWPODS
Status: Official Scrabble word
The word COMPURGATORIAL can be used in various contexts. As a valid Scrabble word, it can be played on the Scrabble board according to standard game rules.