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injudicial

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Injudicial (adj) means not carried out in the proper legal way.

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1
Not carried out in the proper legal way.
2
Not connected with judges or the courts.
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Etymology

Formed from in- and judicial.

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What is the meaning of injudicial?
"injudicial" (adj) means not carried out in the proper legal way.
What is the opposite of injudicial?
The opposite of "injudicial" is judicial.
What are the different meanings of injudicial?
"injudicial" has 2 main meanings: 1. Not carried out in the proper legal way; 2. Not connected with judges or the courts.

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