- Judg
- abbreviation Judges
New Collegiate Dictionary. 2001.
Judg
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Judg|es — «JUHJ ihz», noun. a book of the Old Testament dealing with the period in Jewish history between the death of Joshua and Saul s accession to the throne, when Israel was ruled by judges or magistrates. Abbr: Judg … Useful english dictionary
Judg — abbrev. Bible Judges * * * … Universalium
Judg — abbrev. Bible Judges … English World dictionary
judg — fore·judg·er; fore·judg·ment; judg·ess; judg·mat·i·cal; judg·mat·i·cal·ly; judg·ment; judg·men·tal; mis·judg·ing·ly; pre·judg·er; pre·judg·ment; for·judg·er; judg·mat·ic; non·judg·men·tal·ly; … English syllables
judg´er — judge «juhj», noun, verb, judged, judg|ing. –n. 1. a public official appointed or elected to hear and decide cases in a law court: »The judge sentenced the speeding driver to pay a fine and hear a lecture on dangerous driving. 2. a person chosen… … Useful english dictionary
Judg. — abbr. Judges (Old Testament). * * * Judges. * * * Judg., (in the Bible) Judges * * * abbr. Bible Judges … Useful english dictionary
judg|mat´i|cal|ly — judg|mat|ic «juhj MAT ihk», adjective. Informal. showing good judgment; judicious; discerning: »Each essay is limited to a single page; their range is wide, their elucidation concise and judgmatic (Atlantic). ╂[< judge + matic, as in… … Useful english dictionary
judg|mat|ic — «juhj MAT ihk», adjective. Informal. showing good judgment; judicious; discerning: »Each essay is limited to a single page; their range is wide, their elucidation concise and judgmatic (Atlantic). ╂[< judge + matic, as in pragmatic]… … Useful english dictionary
judg|mat|i|cal — «juhj MAT uh kuhl», adjective. Informal. judgmatic: »A judgmatical rap over the head stiffened the lying impostor for a time (James Fenimore Cooper) … Useful english dictionary
judg|men|tal — «juhj MEHN tuhl», adjective. having to do with judgment: »a judgmental attitude … Useful english dictionary
