transitive. To judge; to try, test; = adjudge, v. (in various senses). Also figurative.

transitive. To determine, decide, ascertain; to be certain or precise about. Sometimes also with more directive connotations: to state decisively…

To determine, decide, judge.

To arrive by reasoning at a judgement or opinion; to come to a conclusion, draw an inference, infer, deduce. with subordinate clause.

intransitive and transitive. To decide, determine; to pronounce judgement; to decree. Also with of. Obsolete. Cf. decern, v.

transitive. With interrogative clause as object. To determine, tell.

transitive. To settle, determine, or decide (a matter), esp. judicially. Obsolete.

transitive and intransitive. To judge (in various senses); to adjudicate.

To decide, decree advisedly, adjudge. archaic.

transitive. To adjudge, award.

transitive. To give an authoritative decision with regard to, decide, determine. archaic.

transitive. To judge over; to preside over. poetic. Obsolete. rare.

transitive. To judge of; to pronounce judgement on, decide formally or authoritatively.

transitive. To decide, to resolve. Also with that-clause and intransitive. Obsolete.

transitive. To make judicial in character; to treat judicially; to subject to judicial process or decision; †to arrive at a judgement or decision…