Definition, Meaning & Synonyms

law-curtail

verb

/lɔː kərˈteɪl/

Definition

To limit or reduce the scope or extent of legal powers or regulations.

Examples

The new regulations aim to law-curtail the excessive use of natural resources.
After the reforms, the government decided to law-curtail the powers of local authorities.
Many citizens are concerned that the recent laws may law-curtail their privacy rights.

Meaning

The term ‘law-curtail’ refers to the action of restricting or diminishing certain legal rights, procedures, or rules, often in the context of governance or legislative frameworks.