judicially Antonyms
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Meaning of judicially
Wordnet
judicially (r)
as ordered by a court
in a judicial manner
Webster
judicially (adv.)
In a judicial capacity or judicial manner.
judicially Sentence Examples
- The judicially appointed commission is investigating the alleged corruption scandal.
- The court judicially determined that the contract is legally binding.
- The judicially sanctioned search warrant allowed the police to enter the suspect's home.
- The judicially supervised election process ensured that the vote was conducted fairly.
- The judicially imposed injunction prevented the company from releasing the hazardous chemicals.
- The judicially ordered restitution required the convicted fraudster to repay the money he stole.
- The judicially approved settlement resolved the long-standing dispute between the two parties.
- The judicially mandated training program aims to reduce recidivism among juvenile offenders.
- The judicially appointed guardian ad litem represented the interests of the child during the custody hearing.
- The judicially reviewed decision ensured that the administrative agency acted within its legal authority.
FAQs About the word judicially
as ordered by a court, in a judicial mannerIn a judicial capacity or judicial manner.
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The judicially appointed commission is investigating the alleged corruption scandal.
The court judicially determined that the contract is legally binding.
The judicially sanctioned search warrant allowed the police to enter the suspect's home.
The judicially supervised election process ensured that the vote was conducted fairly.
