transitive. To judge, sit in judgement on (a person or cause). Obsolete.

To become aware of, come into contact with, or get possession of, in the course of some activity; to… transitive. With simple object. Also intrans…

transitive. To settle, determine, or decide judicially, or by a similar legal or official process; to adjudicate (a legal matter or proceeding)…

transitive. To settle or determine (a matter) by judicial process; to try (a case); to give a sentence or verdict in regard to (something). Also in…

Scots Law. transitive. To adjudge to be; to rule, give as a verdict. Obsolete.

(a) transitive. To bring (a matter) to a decision or settlement; to decide, determine (a point, a case at law). (b) To settle, arrange finally (a…

To decide judicially. Obsolete.

To settle or decide (a claim or dispute) by judicial argument and decision, by wager of battle, etc.; to determine.

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

To adjudicate, decide authoritatively upon; to assign judicially. Obsolete.

To adjudge to be. Obsolete.

To have or keep in the mind, entertain. Of a judge or court: To state as an authoritative opinion; to lay down as a point of law; to decide.

transitive. To settle, determine, or decide judicially, or by a similar legal or official process. Also more generally: to judge; to act as a…