Prosecutrix (noun)
pros-e-kew-triks
A female plaintiff; a woman who brings a charge against someone in a court of law.
Mid 18th century; earliest use found in Lives Most Remarkable Criminals. From classical Latin prōsecūt-, past participial stem of prōsequī + -trix, after prosecutor.
Example sentences
“The prosectrix brought the evidence to the court.”
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