judicative
adjective
ju·di·ca·tive
-ˌkātiv
: having the power to judge : judicial
all the judicative authority of the House of Lords
David Hume †1776
David Hume †1776
Word History
Etymology
Medieval Latin judicativus, from Latin judicatus (past participle of judicare to judge) + -ivus -ive
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