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judgeful

judgeful adjective: making a judgment; discerning; evaluating.

Adjective

judgeful (comparative more judgeful, superlative most judgeful)

  1. (rare) Making a judgment; discerning; evaluating.

Forms of judgeful

comparativemore judgeful
superlativemost judgeful

Origin of judgeful

From judge + -ful.

Questions about judgeful

What does judgeful mean?
Judgeful means making a judgment; discerning; evaluating.
What part of speech is judgeful?
Judgeful is an adjective.

Words near judgeful in the dictionary

  1. judgecraft
  2. judged
  3. judged a book by its cover
  4. judgedom
  5. judgedst
  6. judgeful
  7. judgeless
  8. judgelike
  9. judgeling
  10. judgelings
  11. judgely

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