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juried

American  
[joor-eed] / ˈdʒʊər id /

adjective

  1. having the contents selected for exhibition by a jury.

    a juried art show.


Other Word Forms

  • nonjuried adjective

Etymology

Origin of juried

jury 1 + -ed 3

Example Sentences

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The award is selected by a panel and was announced in advance along with other juried awards.

From Los Angeles Times

“Dìdi” also won a juried award for its ensemble.

From Seattle Times

“Ibelin,” which was acquired by Netflix out of Sundance, won the audience award for world cinema documentary and a juried award for Benjamin Ree’s direction.

From Seattle Times

In the festival’s five juried competitions, the grand jury prize in the Official Competition went to “20,000 Species of Bees,” a coming-of-age drama from Spain.

From Seattle Times

December through February are the cruelest months in “Winter,” a 14-contributor show at Multiple Exposures Gallery juried by noted photographer Craig Sterling.

From Washington Post