multiprong

adj

multiprong

adj

Etymology From multi- + prong.

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multipronged

Rather than parsing subsections, multiprong tests, or obscure legal authorities, a lawyer or judge might try to cut through the muck by positing, “It’s just common sense that X, Y, and Z!”2026 May 29, Will Baude, Richard Re, “The Supreme Court’s common sense problem”, in SCOTUSblog:

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