14 Usage Examples Depicting the Meaning of 'Adjudge' in a Sentence
"To formally declare or pronounce; to decree." more
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The judge was adjudging the winner of the poetry competition.
After hours of tasting, the judges will have adjudged the dish as the winning recipe.
The chef and his team have been adjudging the flavors of the experimental dishes.
They are adjudging the scientific experiments at the fair.
The teacher is adjudging the students' performance in the exam.
The referee is adjudging the foul and issuing a penalty.
The panel will adjudge the best painting in the art exhibition tomorrow.
The panel had been adjudging the scientific research projects all day.
The referee will adjudge the goal valid after video review.
By the end of the pageant, the judges will have adjudged the contestant with the most poise and charisma.
The referees have been adjudging the players' performance throughout the intense match.
The scientist is adjudging the results of the experiment.
The chef had been adjudging the dishes in the cooking competition.
The scholars adjudged his research paper as groundbreaking in the field.
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