unjudged
- adjective
- /ʌnˈdʒʌdʒd/
- She shared her thoughts in an unjudged forum where all ideas were welcome and explored.
Examples
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The art was displayed in an unjudged gallery, allowing artists to showcase their work freely.
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That pale, careless, and unjudged power of theirs?
Fiction book (1991) -
In an unjudged environment, everyone felt comfortable expressing their true opinions.
Synonyms
Not yet checked by someone else for mistakes
Not yet checked for quality or value
Not checked or given a value yet
Not decided by a court or judge
How Evaluated
Surface Forms
Morphology
unjudged = judged (transparent) = un + judge + ed
Meaning 'not judged' is a direct, regular negative prefixation of 'judged', so learners who know 'judge/judged' and 'un-' will understand it.
Etymology
Unjudged is formed from the prefix un- meaning 'not' and the verb judge meaning 'to decide or give a decision', so unjudged means 'not decided, evaluated, or given a verdict'.