17 Usage Examples Depicting the Meaning of 'Adjudge' in a Sentence
"To formally declare or pronounce; to decree." more
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The teacher will adjudge the student's essay as the best in the class.
The team has adjudged the player the most valuable in the season.
The art teacher will adjudge the paintings and select the best ones for the school exhibition.
The cat will adjudge the yarn as her favorite toy.
The court adjudged him guilty of the crime.
I will adjudge this teddy bear as the cutest one in the class.
He will be adjudging the essay contest at the school.
The teacher will adjudge the best science project based on creativity and presentation.
The chef will adjudge the winner of the cooking contest this weekend.
The court will be adjudging the case next week.
The principal will adjudge the Student of the Month based on academic achievements and behavior.
The king will adjudge the knight for his bravery in the battle.
The referee had to adjudge a fair play award to the soccer team.
The referee will adjudge a penalty for the foul in the soccer match.
The teacher will adjudge the best student for their good behavior.
The principal will adjudge the best student of the month at the assembly.
The chef will adjudge the cooking competition to find the best dish of the day.
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