Synonyms for complainant
kəmˈpleɪ nəntcom·plainant

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1. plaintiff, complainantnoun

   a person who brings an action in a court of law

   Synonyms:
   plaintiff

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1. • Law
   • Litigant

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1. complainantnoun

   Synonyms:
   plaintiff

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1. List of paraphrases for "complainant":

   author, applicant, claimant, grievor, plaintiff, petitioner, requesting, complaint, perpetrator, complainants, complainant's, complaining, inquirer, autor, requester, uzoaba, appellant

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1. Joe Gamaldi:

   When Denholm spoke with the officer, he asked about the victims immigration status, suspecting that if he was undocumented, he wouldnt come to court to testify, according to media reports. The district attorney, out of nowhere, says, Well, is the complainant illegal ? joe Gamaldi goes, Because if hes illegal, Im not taking the charge.

2. Christopher Boyce:

   The complainant was a very compelling witness. He was clearly not a liar. He was not a fantasist. He was a witness of truth.

3. Judge James Burke:

   Lack of consent results from forcible compulsion or circumstances under which at the time of the act of intercourse, the complainant clearly expressed that she did not consent to engage in such act and a reasonable person in the defendant's situation would have understood the complainant's words and acts as an expression of lack of consent to such act under all the circumstances.

4. Daniel Hochheiser:

   If there are witnesses who can testify that the behavior of the complainant after the alleged sexual assault was inconsistent with someone who had been assaulted, that could be very powerful.

5. Barnard College:

   There is no allegation my client touched the complainant in this case, he was merely present when this took place.