Trial

What do we mean by trial?

A proceeding in which opposing parties in a dispute present evidence and make arguments on the application of the law before a judge or jury. noun

An instance of such a proceeding. noun

The act or process of testing, trying, or putting to the proof. noun

An instance of such testing, especially as part of a series of tests or experiments. noun

An effort or attempt. noun

A state of pain or anguish that tests patience, endurance, or belief. noun

A trying, troublesome, or annoying person or thing. noun

A preliminary competition or test to determine qualifications, as in a sport. noun

Of, relating to, or used in a trial. adjective

Attempted or advanced on a provisional or experimental basis. adjective

Made or done in the course of a trial or test. adjective

(on trial) In the process of being tried, as in a court of law. idiom

(trial by fire) A test of one's abilities, especially the ability to perform well under pressure. idiom

The process of obtaining accuracy in mechanical undertakings, whereby the result is attained by successive approximations. The first operation is tested and the error ascertained: then this error is corrected, and other trials made. Used in centering rough-finished work for the lathe operations, for the turning and boring of cast-pulleys, in making of face-plates, straight edges, valves, earings, and the like. noun

The act of trying or making a test of something; a putting to proof by examination, experiment, use, exercise, or other means. noun

The act of trying or making an effort; a seeking to do or effect something; a determining essay or attempt. noun

A test of superiority; a contest; a competition. noun

The state of being tried; probation by the experience or suffering of something; subjection to or endurance of affliction. noun

An opportunity to test something out; a test.

Appearance at judicial court in order to be examined.

A difficult or annoying experience.

A tryout to pick members of a team.

A piece of ware used to test the heat of a kiln.

An internal examination set by Eton College.

Words that are spelled similarly to trial:
trial, trill, triad, tribal, rial, arial, triac, atrial, urial, trinal, prial, trias, orial, tria, triol, tral, tril, triall, tial, tripl, thial.

Words that are triggered by (strongly associated with) the word trial:
acquittal, acquitted, jury, verdict, courtroom, guilty, appellate, testified, prosecution, defendant, convicted, conviction, lawyers, pleaded, treason, testimony, prosecutor, plea, attorneys, judge, imprisonment, charges, trials, sentence, proceedings, murder, cycling, counsel, witness, accused, error, tribunal, crimes, counts, appealed, appeals, sentences, execution, court, lawyer, appeal, attorney, conspiracy, judgment, advocacy, judges, prison, criminal, jail, courts, charged, evidence, denied, executed, alleged, patients, supreme, judicial, dismissed, hearing, stakes, case, clinical, lasted, justice.

Words that rhyme with trial:
style, file, profile, while, reconcile, versatile, hostile, aisle, erstwhile, vile, pile, guile, awhile, mile, compile, isle, smile, lifestyle, exile, beguile, tactile, meanwhile, revile, juvenile, gentile, denial, dial, tile, idlewild, bile, lisle, senile, rile, worthwhile, vial, oenophile, textile, fertile, stile, nile, argyle, wile, mercantile, crocodile, pyle, hairstyle, rial, turnstile, anglophile, heil, zile, spile, stockpile, gile, immobile, percentile, phial, freestyle, mistrial, quintile, kyle, phile, cheil, chyle, sundial, carlisle, weil, francophile, carlyle, peristyle, marseille, scyle, myall, refile, phyle, pretrial, glial, rank and file, argyll, hile, nautical mile, thiol, crile, prial, niall, lyle, nial, cryal, corbeil, hyle, seil, retrial, mikhail, restyle, life style, old style, text file, artistic style, in style, videophile.

Adjectives that are often used to describe trial:
randomized, controlled, clinical, new, fair, first, blind, second, prospective, criminal, randomised, public, severe, speedy, therapeutic, open, third, actual, subsequent, mock, sore, recent, comparative, famous, fiery, preliminary, initial, week, worth, formal, civil, day, month, year, double, adequate, pre, thorough, judicial, multicenter, sensational, terrible, multicentre, brief, scale, severest, lengthy, celebrated, bitter, secret, impartial.

Nouns that are often described by the adjective trial:
error, detention, learning, court, conference, balance, period, hearing, motions, procedure, prisoners, publicity, proceedings, blocks, discovery, courts, procedures, hearings, interval, stage, scene, investigation, motion, lawyers, basis, order, judges, brief, variability, task, conferences, review, marriage, test, detainees, phase, examination, frame, preparation, release, pieces, prisoner, judge, block, conditioning, trip, custody, runs, intervals, design, disclosure, success, performance, experiment, session, check, interviews, piece, jury, anderror, responses, investigations, date, stages, holes, decision, sessions, justice, rules, avoidance, recall, balloons, counsel, feedback, testimony, periods, run, balloon, hour, fire, records, diversion, variation, statements, injections, decisions.

Consonant match to trial:
troll, trail, trill, trawl, troul, trowl, trull, triol, triole, tree hill, tree hole, troy hill, truell, try all, try el.

Words that sound like trial:
trial, triall, triol, tree hill, turtle, trials, trifle, tribal, trialed, tercel, trull, turkle, trinal, traill, tripel, turmel, triole, trying, trill, tril, trell, trel, turville, trouble, travel, trail, towel, troll, turmoil, triple, treble, trickle, truffle, treacle, tripple, trestle, trol, trawl, tribble, tral, tria, trammel, tressel, trible, tryon, truckle, triune, treadle, trickel, trowl, trayful, trialled, trussell, trudel, atrial, tremel, trowels, trammell, tramel, trippel, troul, trudell, traubel, trunnel, tawil, trostle, trommel, trunnell, tuile, treddle, treeful, treml, trefle, troweled, troa, tuil, dial, ariel, aerial, dreidel, arial, dermal, areal, oriel, urial, aeriel, orial, trowing, truing, ureal, treeing, dyal, prial, irreal, trueing, cerrial, derval, cryal, auriol, triage.