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[Verb] | "ad*ju*di*cate" | \ ə-ˈjü-di-ˌkāt \
1: to make an official decision about who is right in (a dispute) : to settle judicially
2: to act as judge
Origin: circa 1695 ;
Borrowed from Latin adjūdicātus, past participle of adjūdicāre "to {see: |adjudge|adjudge}";
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[Verb] | "adjudicate"
1: to give an opinion about (something at issue or in dispute);
* e.g., " ... when we asked the salesclerk to adjudicate our disagreement, she agreed with me that the white shoes looked better "
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[ "adjudicate" ]
1: To come to a final decision regarding a case or topic.
* e.g., ... If you play the same move thrice in a row in chess, the game is adjudicated as a draw.
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[ "Adjudicator" ]
1: a person who adjudicates: the form of making a final decision, especially in the fact of politics, court or debating.
* e.g., ... The adjudicator decided in the debate that the affirming team had won.
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[ "adjudicated father" ]
1: Alleged father
* e.g., ... He is no longer the adjudicated father of Jennifer
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