Definitions
from The Century Dictionary.
- In the manner of a judge; as one qualified to judge; judiciously.
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- adverb So as to
judge orevaluate .
Etymologies
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judging + -ly
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Examples
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In an on-course session, the students were asked to react only neutrally or positively to each shot, never negatively or self-judgingly.
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The powder in a cartridge may be abundant and the bullet at the end may be sincerely meant, yet neither will do execution till they are put properly into the proper weapon, rightly aimed, and judgingly fired.
William Shakespeare John Masefield 1922
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There are points at which his performance is a little over the top, but I may be judgingly him unfairly.
BTDF 2010
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