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adjudge(dictionary)

adjudge (iou)



adjudge verb trans. LME.
[Old French ajuger (mod. adj-) from Latin adjudicare: see ADJUDICATE.]
Settle or decide (a matter) judicially. LME.
Pronounce or decree by judicial sentence (something to be, that something is). LME.
Determine in one's own judgement, consider. LME.
Condemn (to a penalty, to do). arch. LME.
Award, grant, or impose judicially (something to a person). L15.
Try judicially; pass sentence on. E16-M17.
adjudgement, adjudgment noun the act of adjudging; a decree, an award: M16.
adjudger noun (a) a person to whom something is adjudged; (b) a person who awards judicially: E18.