Pronunciation

/k eɪs/

Definitions

• Noun: 1. The particular form or shape something takes, often referring to the arrangement of parts on an object or the relationship between objects in a sentence. For example: “The suitcase had a hard exterior case.” 2. A specific instance or category within a legal, medical, or academic context. For example: “This patient has a rare skin case.” 3. A logical division or point in a discussion or argument. For example: “Each argument should be supported by evidence in its own case.”

• Verb: 1. To cover or protect with a case or casing. For example: “They covered the laptop with a protective case.” 2. To present or argue a case, typically in a legal setting. For example: “The lawyer presented a strong case for the defendant.”

Phrases

• “In this case” is used to refer to a specific instance or situation.
• “Open/case file” refers to accessing or examining documents related to a particular matter.
• “Airtight case” implies a strong and convincing argument.

Example Sentences

• Noun: “The artist carefully wrapped the fragile vase in a hard case for transport.”
• Verb: “After reviewing the evidence, the judge dismissed the case due to lack of proof.”
• Verb (legal): “The prosecutor built a solid case against the suspect.”

Synonyms

• Covering
• Enclosure
• Container
• Shield
• Protection
• Argument
• Instance
• Scenario