Having been formally delivered from one jurisdiction to another through the legal process of extradiction.
Past participle of the rarely-used verb 'extradict,' formed with the '-ed' suffix. This word is even rarer than 'extradict' itself, as English speakers prefer 'extradited' in actual legal practice.
This is what linguists call a 'theoretically possible but practically unused' word—it follows all English grammar rules perfectly but sounds awkward compared to 'extradited,' illustrating how language develops preferred patterns even when alternatives work fine.
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