Synonyms for

Solicitors

Verb / sʌˈlɪsʌtɜ:z / Another word for solicitors — explore alternatives below. For syllable breakdowns and pronunciation, see this word on Syllablesworld.

Definition

A solicitor is a type of lawyer who gives legal advice and prepares legal documents.

Synonyms & similar words

solicitor canvasser attorney lawyer counselor advocate barrister notary solicitor-general proctor counsel pleader advoutry

Synonyms by register

Formal

advocates pleaders petitioners suitors

Informal

salespeople canvassers hustlers

Literary

suitors pleaders

Antonyms

refusers deniers objectors rejectors opponents

Common collocations

  • solicitors general
  • solicitors firm
  • solicitors and barristers
  • solicitors association
  • solicitors regulation authority
  • solicitors practice
  • solicitors duty

Word family

noun solicitor
verb solicit
adjective solicitous

Usage note

In the UK, 'solicitor' refers to a legal professional who advises clients and prepares legal documents. In the US, 'solicitor' can refer to someone who solicits, often in a commercial or persuasive context, or a type of lawyer in some states.

Example sentences

  1. The solicitors helped us with our legal documents.
  2. I want to become a solicitor when I grow up.
  3. The solicitor gave me legal advice on my case.
  4. My family hired a solicitor to help us with our legal problems.
  5. The solicitor is very knowledgeable about the law.

Quotes

  • The court of chancery is a high and important court, copious in business and of great emolument to the solicitors. - Samuel Richardson
  • The solicitor is a useful functionary, and his place is well understood and well defined. - John Buchanan
  • A good solicitor can make all the difference in a legal case. - Unknown

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