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Definition of judge
Thanks for using this online dictionary, we have been helping millions of people improve their use of the english language with its free online services. English definition of judge is as below...
"Judge
(a.) To
assume
the right to pass
judgment
on
another;
to sit in
judgment
or
commendation;
to
criticise
or pass
adverse
judgment
upon
others.
See
Judge,
v. t., 3..
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Convent
::
Convent
(v. t.) To call
before
a judge or
judicature;
to
summon;
to
convene.
Court
::
Court (n.) The
persons
officially
assembled
under
authority
of law, at the
appropriate
time and
place,
for the
administration
of
justice;
an
official
assembly,
legally
met
together
for the
transaction
of
judicial
business;
a judge or
judges
sitting
for the
hearing
or trial of
causes..
Reckon
::
Reckon
(v. t.) To
charge,
attribute,
or
adjudge
to one, as
having
a
certain
quality
or
value..
Judged
::
Judged
(imp. & p. p.) of Judg.
Deliberate
::
Deliberate
(a.)
Weighing
facts and
arguments
with a view to a
choice
or
decision;
carefully
considering
the
probable
consequences
of a step;
circumspect;
slow in
determining;
--
applied
to
persons;
as, a
deliberate
judge or
counselor..
Ill-judged
::
Ill-judged
(a.) Not well
judged;
unwise.
Habeas Corpus
::
Habeas
corpus
() A writ
having
for its
object
to bring a party
before
a court or
judge;
especially,
one to
inquire
into the cause of a
person's
imprisonment
or
detention
by
another,
with the view to
protect
the right to
personal
liberty;
also, one to bring a
prisoner
into court to
testify
in a
pending
trial..
Yearbook
::
Yearbook
(n.) A book
containing
annual
reports
of cases
adjudged
in the
courts
of
England.
Censure
::
Censure
(v. i.) To form or
express
a
judgment
in
regard
to; to
estimate;
to
judge.
Disallow
::
Disallow
(v. t.) To
refuse
to
allow;
to deny the force or
validity
of; to
disown
and
reject;
as, the judge
disallowed
the
executor's
charge..
Elder
::
Elder (a.) A
person
who, on
account
of his age,
occupies
the
office
of ruler or
judge;
hence,
a
person
occupying
any
office
appropriate
to such as have the
experience
and
dignity
which age
confers;
as, the
elders
of
Israel;
the
elders
of the
synagogue;
the
elders
in the
apostolic
church..
Bench
::
Bench (n.) The
persons
who sit as
judges;
the
court;
as, the
opinion
of the full
bench.
See
King's
Bench..
Recuse
::
Recuse
(v. t.) To
refuse
or
reject,
as a
judge;
to
challenge
that the judge shall not try the
cause..
Delegate
::
Delegate
(a.) Sent to act for or
represent
another;
deputed;
as, a
delegate
judge..
Prejudged
::
Prejudged
(imp. & p. p.) of
Prejudg.
Instruct
::
Instruct
(v. t.) To
furnish
with
directions;
to
advise;
to
direct;
to
command;
as, the judge
instructs
the
jury..
Ordinary
::
Ordinary
(n.) One who has
immediate
jurisdiction
in
matters
ecclesiastical;
an
ecclesiastical
judge;
also, a
deputy
of the
bishop,
or a
clergyman
appointed
to
perform
divine
service
for
condemned
criminals
and
assist
in
preparing
them for
death..
Centumvir
::
Centumvir
(n.) One of a court of about one
hundred
judges
chosen
to try civil
suits.
Under the
empire
the court was
increased
to 180, and met
usually
in four
sections..
Minos
::
Minos (n.) A king and
lawgiver
of
Crete,
fabled
to be the son of
Jupiter
and
Europa.
After death he was made a judge in the Lower
Regions..
Plead
::
Plead (v. t.) To argue in
support
of a
claim,
or in
defense
against
the claim of
another;
to urge
reasons
for or
against
a
thing;
to
attempt
to
persuade
one by
argument
or
supplication;
to speak by way of
persuasion;
as, to plead for the life of a
criminal;
to plead with a judge or with a
father..
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