judgmatic
/dʒʌdʒˈmatɪk/informal. Now rare
adjective
Characteristic of, befitting, or reminiscent of a judge, especially in manner; judge-like; judicious.
Origin
Late 18th century; earliest use found in Berwick Museum. Humorously from judge + -matic, with omission of -e apparently after judgment, variant of judgement.
- unapparent
- unappealable
- unappealing
- unappealingly
- unappeasable
- unappeased
- unappetising
- unappetizing
- unappetizingly
- unapplied
- unappreciated
- unappreciative
- unapprehended
- unapproachability
- unapproachable
- unapproachableness
- unapproachably
- unappropriated
- unapproved
- unapt
- unaptly
- unaptness
- unarguable
- unarguably
- unarm