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Stuart Lindsey | Judge, Barrister

Stuart has led a rich and varied life within law, always staying true to his values
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Ephemeral
  • Word: Ephemeral
  • Meaning: (adj.) lasting for a very short time; transient or short-lived.
  • Etymology: from Greek ephemeros “lasting only a day” --> from Greek epi “on, during” + from Greek hemera “day”
Putative
  • Word: Putative
  • Meaning: (adj.) commonly regarded as or assumed to be, whether or not it is actually so.
  • Etymology: from Late Latin putativus “supposed, imagined” --> from Latin putare “to think, reckon, suppose”
Family Law Act (1975)
  • Word: Family Law Act (1975)
  • Meaning: enacted by the Australian Parliament in 1975, the principal Australian law governing family relationships, marriage, divorce, parenting arrangements, property settlement, and related matters.
Judicial
  • Word: Judicial
  • Meaning: (adj.) relating to the administration of justice or the functions of a judge or court.
  • Etymology: from Latin judicialis “of a judge or judgment” --> from Latin jus “law, right” + from Latin dicere “to say”
Accoutrement
  • Word: Accoutrement
  • Meaning: (n.) an item of clothing, equipment, or accessory used for a particular activity or purpose.
  • Etymology: from French accoutrement “equipment, attire” --> from Old French acoustrer “to equip, dress”
Guild
  • Word: Guild
  • Meaning: (n.) an association of craftsmen or merchants formed to regulate a trade, maintain standards, and protect the interests of its members.
  • Etymology: from Old English gild “association, payment” --> from Proto-Germanic geldą “payment, contribution”
Bureaucratised
  • Word: Bureaucratised
  • Meaning: (adj.) organized or controlled by a bureaucracy, often involving complex administrative procedures and regulations.
  • Etymology: from French bureaucratie “government by officials” --> from French bureau “office, desk” + from Greek kratos “power, rule”
Defamation
  • Word: Defamation
  • Meaning: (n.) the act of communicating false statements that harm the reputation of a person or organization.
  • Etymology: from Late Latin defamationem “a disparaging report” --> from Latin de- “down, away” + from Latin fama “report, reputation, fame”
Fortify
  • Word: Fortify
  • Meaning: (v.) to make strong or stronger; to strengthen physically, mentally, or emotionally; also, to protect with defensive works.
  • Etymology: from Old French fortifier “to strengthen” --> from Latin fortis “strong” + from Latin ficare “to make, to do”
Inculcate
  • Word: Inculcate
  • Meaning: (v.) to teach and impress upon the mind by frequent instruction or repetition.
  • Etymology: from Latin inculcare “to press upon, force in” --> from Latin in- “in, into” + from Latin calcare “to tread, trample,”

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