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J.D.
1abbreviation
Doctor of Jurisprudence; Doctor of Law.
J.D.
2abbreviation
Doctor of Laws.
J.D.
3abbreviation
Justice Department.
Informal.
juvenile delinquency.
juvenile delinquent.
JD
4juvenile delinquency.
juvenile delinquent.
JD.
5abbreviation
(in Jordan) dinar; dinars.
JD
abbreviation
Doctor of Laws
juvenile delinquent
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Origin of J.D.1
Origin of J.D.2
Word History and Origins
Origin of J.D.1
Example Sentences
Customers with high annual-fee cards spend nearly three times as much as those with lower-fee cards, according to market-research firm J.D.
As Chernow said in an interview, he had long written about bankers, such as J.D.
More than half of the respondents in a May study from J.D.
“Consistently, month after month, year after year, the No. 1 reason for EV rejection has been the availability of public charging,” said Brent Gruber, who leads J.D.
The average price U.S. consumers paid for unbundled wired internet was $83.35 per month in February, according to market-research firm J.D.
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