9 Usage Examples Depicting the Meaning of 'Adjudge' in a Sentence
"To formally declare or pronounce; to decree." more
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The audience will adjudge the performance as the highlight of the evening.
By the time the trial concludes, the judge will have adjudged the defendant guilty.
The voters will adjudge the candidate as the next president.
They had been adjudging the art competition winners for hours.
The game show host will adjudge the contestant's answer as correct or incorrect.
The teacher will adjudge the students' essays to identify the best one in the class.
The jury will adjudge the accused guilty or not guilty after a fair trial.
Critics have been adjudging the impact of the latest film on societal norms.
Financial analysts have been adjudging the market trends for the past few months.
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