judicial
adjective
pertaining to judgment in courts of justice or to the administration of justice.
unjudicial
-
a word derived from
judicial.
Example Sentences
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The vindictive, unjudicial spirit in which she was tried serves Playwright Patrick, indeed, as a text for a broad protest against injustice.
From Time Magazine Archive
As a Los Angeles municipal judge he acted, off the bench, with unjudicial sprightliness, marched in parades to protest prohibition.
From Time Magazine Archive
All too often, protectiveness has made them so unjudicial that they are accused of dispensing injustice.
From Time Magazine Archive
This outburst seemed to calm the Prussian, for he dropped back into his chair and in a judicial manner, though with a very vindictive and unjudicial scowl upon his face, he passed judgment.
From Two Daring Young Patriots or, Outwitting the Huns by Archibald Webb
He began by the very unjudicial act of pledging himself, to himself, that nothing should interfere with this new, this true love.
From The Late Mrs. Null by Frank Richard Stockton
