† disjudgev.
Obsolete.
To deprive of or remove from the office of judge.
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disjustice1603
un-judge1633
disjudge1649
1649 W. Prynne Legall Vindic. Liberties Eng. 10 To dis-judge, dis-justice or dis-committee their fellow Judges, Justices and Committee-men.
1658 State Trials, Dr. J. Hewet (R.) All the rest of the Judges..were..impeached of high-treason, disjudg'd and put to fines and ransoms.
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