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to interjudge

to interjudge

7.8
To decide together with other judges
  • verb
  • /ˌɪntərˈdʒʌdʒ/
  • Specialized
translation icon : interevaluar
  • Experts from different fields were invited to interjudge the science competition entries.

Examples

  • To avoid bias, the awards were interjudged by a diverse panel.

  • Judges must interjudge fairly to maintain credibility.

  • The committee will interjudge the finalists to ensure a fair outcome.

  • The panel will interjudge the submissions next week.

  • The panel will interjudge the competing entries to guarantee a balanced evaluation.

  • Experts from various backgrounds will interjudge the performances for a comprehensive assessment.

  • To ensure fairness, the judges will interjudge each project during the final evaluation.

Synonyms

to find
vsto interjudge
  • Jargon
∞ 6.5

To decide whether someone is guilty or not guilty

is decided collectively by a panel rather than by one person
to judge
vsto interjudge
117 2.3

To decide the winner in a contest or event

is decided collectively by a panel rather than by one person
to adjudicate
vsto interjudge
  • Formal
17 7.8

To make an official decision about a disagreement, often in court or a contest

is decided collectively by a panel rather than by a single official
to adjudge
vsto interjudge
  • Formal
2 8.1

Officially decide something, often in a court

is decided collectively by several panel members not by one person

How Collaborative

to interjudge
  • Specialized
7.8
to deliberate
43 4.4
to consult
292 3.5
to decide
∞ 1.0

Surface Forms

interjudge infinitive
interjudged past
interjudged past participle
interjudging present participle
interjudges third person singular

Morphology

interjudge = judge (transparent) = inter + judge

The verb is a simple prefixation of 'inter-' to 'judge', meaning to judge together or jointly, which follows standard English morphology.

Etymology

Interjudge is made of inter- meaning 'between', as in international, and judge meaning 'to decide'. So, as a verb, to interjudge is to decide together with other judges, or to judge as a group.