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judicative

/dʒˈudɪkətˌɪv/ adj

Having power to judge; judicial.

Word Origin Judicative means having the power to judge. It comes from Latin 'iudicare', a compound of 'ius' (law, right) and 'dicere' (to say)—so to judge is literally 'to say the law.' The root 'dicere' gives us dictate (say repeatedly), predict (say before), and verdict (true saying). The 'ius' root gives us just, justice, and jury.

adj Having power to judge; judicial.

The judicative committee carefully reviewed all evidence before making their final decision.

(形容词) 有审判权的；司法的；审判的

审判委员会在做出最终决定前仔细审查了所有证据。

(adjetivo) Que tiene poder para juzgar; judicial.

El comité **judicativo** revisó cuidadosamente todas las pruebas antes de tomar su decisión final.

(adjectif) judiciaire; juridictionnel [Qui a le pouvoir de juger ; relatif au jugement, judiciaire.]

Le comité judicative a examiné attentivement toutes les preuves avant de rendre sa décision finale.

(Adjektiv) richterlich; judikativ [die Fähigkeit oder Befugnis besitzend, Urteile zu fällen oder rechtliche Entscheidungen zu treffen; richterlich.]

Das **judicative** Gremium prüfte alle Beweise sorgfältig, bevor es sein Urteil fällte.

(形容詞) 裁く力を持つ；司法に関する、裁判に関する。

司法委員会は最終的な決定を下す前に、すべての証拠を慎重に検討した。

(adjetivo) judicativo; judicial; jurisdicional [Que tem poder de julgar; judicial.]

O comitê judicativo analisou cuidadosamente todas as evidências antes de tomar sua decisão final.

Synonyms: judicial adjudicative judicatory arbitral magisterial Antonyms: nonjudicial extrajudicial
Word parts: judic + at + ive

Related words

judgment prejudge misjudge

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