Affeerer

Pronunciation: /əˈfɪrər/

Definitions of affeerer

noun a person who assesses or determines the amount of a fine or penalty

Example Sentences

A1 An affeerer is a person who determines the amount of a fine or penalty.

A2 The affeerer set the fine at a reasonable amount based on the offense.

B1 The role of an affeerer is to assess and fix the penalty for a wrongdoing.

B2 The affeerer carefully considered the evidence before deciding on the appropriate fine.

C1 The affeerer's judgment is crucial in ensuring fair and just penalties are imposed.

C2 The affeerer's expertise in legal matters is highly respected in the judicial system.

Examples of affeerer in a Sentence

formal The court will affeerer the damages to be paid by the defendant.

informal I heard they're going to affeerer the fine for parking in the wrong spot.

slang I hope they don't affeerer the ticket too high, it's already expensive enough.

figurative She always affeers the consequences of her actions before making a decision.

Grammatical Forms of affeerer

• past tense: affeered
• plural: affeerers
• comparative: more affeering
• superlative: most affeering
• present tense: affeers
• future tense: will affeer
• perfect tense: have affeered
• continuous tense: is affeering
• singular: affeerer
• positive degree: affeering
• infinitive: to affeer
• gerund: affeering
• participle: affeered

Origin and Evolution of affeerer

First Known Use: 1250 year

Language of Origin: Old French

Story behind the word: The word 'affeerer' originated from Old French 'afeurer' meaning to fix a price or value.

Evolution of the word: Over time, the role of an affeerer evolved from setting prices to assessing fines or penalties in legal contexts.