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Meaning of adjudicators
adjudicators
to act as judge, to make an official decision about who is right in (a dispute), to pronounce judicially to be, to convey by judicial sale, to settle either finally or temporarily (the rights and duties of the parties to a judicial or quasi-judicial proceeding) on the merits of the issues raised, to decide, award, or sentence judicially, to come to a judicial decision, to pass judgment on as a judge
adjudicators Sentence Examples
- The adjudicators carefully analyzed each candidate's performance before selecting the winner.
- The adjudicators were impartial and objective in their judgment.
- The adjudicators met for several hours to deliberate and come to a consensus.
- The adjudicators praised the contestants' skills and creativity.
- The adjudicators had a difficult task in choosing only one winner from the talented pool of participants.
- The adjudicators' decision was final and binding.
- The adjudicators ensured that the competition was conducted fairly and transparently.
- The adjudicators provided constructive feedback to help the contestants improve their skills.
- The adjudicators were impressed by the contestants' dedication and passion.
- The adjudicators played a crucial role in determining the outcome of the competition.
FAQs About the word adjudicators
to act as judge, to make an official decision about who is right in (a dispute), to pronounce judicially to be, to convey by judicial sale, to settle either fin
umpires, referees,judges, negotiators, arbiters, magistrates, jurists,arbitrators, moderators, peacemakers
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The adjudicators carefully analyzed each candidate's performance before selecting the winner.
The adjudicators were impartial and objective in their judgment.
The adjudicators met for several hours to deliberate and come to a consensus.
The adjudicators praised the contestants' skills and creativity.
