adjudicate in Irish
adjudicate in Irish is breithnigh — adjudicate means to decide or settle a dispute or case formally, as a judge would.
adjudicate in Irish
breithnigh
(transitive) To decide, rule on, or settle as a judge.
What does "adjudicate" mean?
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verb To decide or settle a dispute or case formally, as a judge would.
"The panel will adjudicate the dispute between the two companies."
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verb To act as a judge or official decider in a matter.
"She was asked to adjudicate at the regional science fair."
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adjudicate in a sentence
- The panel will adjudicate the dispute between the two companies.
- A neutral arbitrator was hired to adjudicate the claim.
- She was asked to adjudicate at the regional science fair.
- Retired judges often adjudicate on small claims.
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What is "adjudicate" in Irish?
"adjudicate" in Irish is breithnigh. adjudicate means: To decide or settle a dispute or case formally, as a judge would.
How do you use "adjudicate" in a sentence?
Example: "The panel will adjudicate the dispute between the two companies." In Irish, "adjudicate" is breithnigh.
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