procès-verbal
pro·cès–ver·bal
noun \prō-ˌsā-vər-ˈbäl, -(ˌ)ver-\ plural pro·cès–ver·baux\-ˈbō\
Definition of PROCÈS-VERBAL
: an official written record
Origin of PROCÈS-VERBAL
French, literally, verbal trial
First Known Use: 1635
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