9 Usage Examples Depicting the Meaning of 'Adjudge' in a Sentence
"To formally declare or pronounce; to decree." more
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Experts have been adjudging the structural integrity of the newly constructed bridge.
The committee has adjudged his contributions to be invaluable.
The scientists will have been adjudging the experimental results to draw meaningful conclusions.
The authorities have adjudged the building unsafe for occupation.
The conductor will adjudge the orchestra's performance at the music competition.
The wildlife expert will adjudge the conservation efforts for endangered species.
The ethics committee will adjudge the researcher's conduct during the experiment.
The judge will adjudge the verdict after carefully considering all the evidence.
The inspector is adjudging the building's safety compliance.
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