judicial

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Synonyms: judiciary, indicial, justicial, judaical, injudicial, pudical, unjudicial, judica, judicium, punicial

Antonyms: judiciary, indicial, justicial, judaical, injudicial, pudical, unjudicial, judica, judicium, punicial

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Adjective

1. Of or [[relating]] to the [[administration]] of [[justice]].
2. Of or [[relating]] to the [[court]] [[system]] or the [[judicial branch]] of [[government]].
3. {{lb|en|Ireland|historical}} specified by a civil bill court under the terms of the Land Law (Ireland) Act, 1881
4. Of or [[relating]] to [[judgeship]] or the [[judiciary]], the [[collective]] [[body]] of [[judge]]s.
5. Of or [[relating]] to sound judgment; [[judicious]] ''(but see [[#Usage notes|Usage notes]])''.

Noun

1. That branch of [[government]] which is responsible for maintaining the [[court]]s of [[law]] and for the [[administration]] of [[justice]].

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