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Bail

/beɪl/
The act of releasing a person from custody, typically requiring the payment of money or offering a form of security to ensure their return for court hearings.

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Examples:

Off with the bails, umpires!

' I want bail.'

'Yes, you can have bail,' said the policeman.

Etymology:

etymology
The word bail originates from the Old French term baillier, meaning to control or guard, and from late Latin bajulare, meaning to bear a burden.

Usage Statistics:

15 mentions per 1 million words Frequency
Moderate
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