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Judicatory (adj) means relating to making a legal judgement or passing a sentence.

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1
Relating to making a legal judgement or passing a sentence.
2
Enabling a judgement to be made; decisive and critical in nature.
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Etymology

Taken from Latin iūdicātōrius.

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What is the meaning of judicatory?
"judicatory" (adj) means relating to making a legal judgement or passing a sentence.
What is another word for judicatory?
Other words for "judicatory" include juridical, judicial.
What are the different meanings of judicatory?
"judicatory" has 2 main meanings: 1. Relating to making a legal judgement or passing a sentence; 2. Enabling a judgement to be made; decisive and critical in nature.

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