case's

Situation's defining trait

Case's is the possessive form of case.

A case is a container or covering: a jewelry case, a case of wine, a pillowcase.

Case also means an instance or example: a case of mistaken identity, in case of emergency.

In law, a case is a matter under investigation or trial.

In medicine, it's an instance of disease.

In grammar, case refers to the form a noun or pronoun takes based on its function.

The possessive: The case's outcome surprised everyone.

container

box's

Of a container

compartment's · trunk's

medical

patient's

Belonging to medical recipient

record's

legal

defendant's

Relating to person charged

trial's · court's · witness's · settlement's · hearing's · counsel's

instance

example's

Belonging to an instance

issue's · condition's · context's · problem's · question's

grammatical

form's

Belonging to a structure

Opposites
grammatical form

case'scases

Containers or instances

case

Phrases
Family

case, cases

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