ADJUDGED Meaning and
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Adjudged is a verb in the past tense form of the word "adjudge," derived from the Middle English term "ajugen." It is pronounced as uh-juhjd. This word is commonly used in legal contexts and refers to the action of a court or a judge reaching a decision or issuing a judgment on a case, dispute, or a matter presented before them.
When a case has been adjudged, it means that a ruling has been made after a careful examination and evaluation of the evidence, arguments, and applicable laws. The judgment is based on the determination of the legal rights and liabilities of the parties involved in the case, and it often involves the awarding of compensation, the imposition of penalties or punishments, or the establishment of legal precedents.
Adjudged can also refer to a person being declared guilty, liable, or innocent by a court of law after a trial. In this context, it signifies that the person's guilt or innocence has been determined through a legal process.
While "adjudged" is primarily used in legal contexts, it can also be used more broadly to describe someone or something being pronounced, determined, or considered to have a particular quality, attribute, or status based on a judging or evaluating process.
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Etymology of ADJUDGED
The word "adjudged" comes from the Old French term "adjuger", which itself is derived from the Latin word "adjudicare". "Adjudicare" is a combination of "ad" (meaning "to") and "judicare" (meaning "judge"). Thus, the etymology of "adjudged" suggests the concept of someone being judged or a decision being rendered.
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