adjudicated (Meaning)

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adjudicated (imp. & p. p.)

of Adjudicate

No weak antonyms found.

The court adjudicated the divorce case, finalizing the division of assets and determining custody arrangements.
The arbitrator successfully adjudicated the labor dispute, bringing an end to the prolonged strike.
The judge adjudicated the criminal trial, handing down appropriate sentences for the convicted individuals.
The committee carefully adjudicated the scholarship applications, considering academic achievements and financial need.
The insurance company promptly adjudicated the claim, providing compensation for the damages incurred.
The regulatory body adjudicated the compliance issue and imposed fines on the non-compliant company.
The appellate court adjudicated the appeal, upholding or overturning the lower court's decision.
The bankruptcy court adjudicated the case, determining how the debtor's assets would be distributed among creditors.
The ethics committee adjudicated the professional misconduct complaint against the healthcare provider.
The international tribunal adjudicated the dispute between the two nations, resolving the conflict peacefully.

of Adjudicate

determined, arbitrated, prosecuted,settled, judged, decided, considered, adjudged, resolved, concluded

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

The court adjudicated the divorce case, finalizing the division of assets and determining custody arrangements.

The arbitrator successfully adjudicated the labor dispute, bringing an end to the prolonged strike.

The judge adjudicated the criminal trial, handing down appropriate sentences for the convicted individuals.

The committee carefully adjudicated the scholarship applications, considering academic achievements and financial need.