judicially

/dʒuˈdɪʃəɫi/ adv

In a judicial manner.

Word Origin From Latin iudex, literally 'one who speaks the law' — ius 'law' + dicere 'to say.' Judicially means 'in a manner relating to judgment or courts.' The root dicere 'to say' also gives us dictate, predict, verdict (true saying), and contradict. So a judge is literally a 'law-speaker,' and judicially is the adverb of that speaking.

adv In a judicial manner.

The judge judicially reviewed all the evidence before making a ruling.

(副词) 司法上;审判上;依法地

法官在作出裁决前以司法方式审查了所有证据。

(adverbio) judicialmente; de manera judicial [De manera judicial.]

El juez revisó judicialmente todas las pruebas antes de dictar un fallo.

(adverbe) judiciairement; de manière judiciaire; juridiquement [D'une manière judiciaire ; selon les formes et les principes de la justice.]

Le juge examina **judicieusement** toutes les preuves avant de rendre sa décision.

(Adverb) richterlich; justiziell [Auf eine Weise, die dem richterlichen Vorgehen entspricht; in Bezug auf Rechtsprechung oder Urteilsfindung.]

Der Richter prüfte alle Beweise **judicially**, bevor er ein Urteil fällte.

(副詞) 裁判官として、裁くように、厳正に

裁判官は判決を下す前にすべての証拠を厳正に検討した。

(advérbio) judicialmente; de modo judicial; de maneira judicial [De maneira judicial.]

O juiz revisou judicialmente todas as evidências antes de tomar uma decisão.

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