adjudged (Meaning)

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adjudged (imp. & p. p.)

of Adjudge

No weak antonyms found.

The court adjudged the defendant guilty of the crime, sentencing him to five years in prison.
The panel of judges adjudged the performance as the best in the entire competition.
The referee carefully adjudged the soccer match, making fair decisions for both teams.
The jury adjudged the accused party liable for damages in the civil lawsuit.
After reviewing all the evidence, the judge adjudged the contract null and void.
The art critics adjudged the painting as a masterpiece, praising its creativity and technique.
The committee adjudged the proposal as the most viable solution to the problem at hand.
The arbitration panel adjudged the dispute, reaching a final and binding decision.
The electoral commission adjudged the election results as accurate and free from irregularities.
The talent show judges adjudged the young singer as the winner, recognizing her outstanding vocal abilities.

of Adjudge

judged, considered, adjudicated, determined, arbitrated, settled, resolved,decided, ruled (on), umpired

skirted,hedged, skirted, hedged, equivocated, equivocated,pussyfooted, pussyfooted,

The court adjudged the defendant guilty of the crime, sentencing him to five years in prison.

The panel of judges adjudged the performance as the best in the entire competition.

The referee carefully adjudged the soccer match, making fair decisions for both teams.

The jury adjudged the accused party liable for damages in the civil lawsuit.