adjudge
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Collins Definition
Verb
adjudges, 3rd person singular present; adjudged, past tense; adjudged, past participle; adjudging, present participle;
/əˈjəj/,
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adjudges, 3rd person singular present; adjudged, past tense; adjudged, past participle; adjudging, present participle;
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Consider or declare to be true or the case
- - she was adjudged guilty
- - he was adjudged to be offensive
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(in legal use) Award something judicially to (someone)
- - the court adjudged legal damages to her
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(in legal use) Condemn (someone) to pay a penalty
- - the defaulter was adjudged to pay the whole amount
Web Definitions:
- declare: declare to be; "She was declared incompetent"; "judge held that the defendant was innocent"
- To declare to be; To deem or determine to be
- (ADJUDGED) is a judgment decision by the umpire.
- To determine by a judge; to pass on and decide judicially.