Judicatively

/ˌdʒuːdɪˈkætɪvli/

Definitions

  1. (adv.) In a manner relating to judicial power or the administration of justice.
    The court acted judicatively in resolving the dispute between the parties.

Commentary

Used to describe actions or processes characteristic of judicial authority, often in formal legal contexts.

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