adjudgment Synonyms
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adjudgment Meaning
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adjudgment (n.)
The act of adjudging; judicial decision; adjudication.
adjudgment Sentence Examples
- The court issued its final adjudgment on the matter, bringing closure to a long legal battle.
- After careful deliberation, the judge announced the adjudgment of a substantial monetary award to the plaintiff.
- The arbitration process concluded with a clear adjudgment in favor of the aggrieved party.
- The board's adjudgment favored the proposal, leading to the approval of the new business strategy.
- The committee's adjudgment on the grant applications considered factors such as innovation and potential impact.
- The referee's quick adjudgment of a penalty kick changed the dynamics of the soccer match.
- The strict adjudgment of academic standards ensures that only qualified students graduate with honors.
- In the divorce proceedings, the adjudgment of custody was a crucial aspect for both parents.
- The panel's adjudgment of the art competition recognized the talent and creativity of the winning piece.
- The adjudgment of liability in the accident case paved the way for a fair settlement between the parties involved.
FAQs About the word adjudgment
The act of adjudging; judicial decision; adjudication.
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The court issued its final adjudgment on the matter, bringing closure to a long legal battle.
After careful deliberation, the judge announced the adjudgment of a substantial monetary award to the plaintiff.
The arbitration process concluded with a clear adjudgment in favor of the aggrieved party.
The board's adjudgment favored the proposal, leading to the approval of the new business strategy.
