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juried

juried adjective: overseen by a jury.

Adjective

juried (not comparable)

  1. Overseen by a jury
    • I had my doubts. I knew that it was not a juried show — in other words that everything sent in had been exhibited.1980 August 30, Andrea Loewenstein, “Amazon Art”, in Gay Community News, volume 8, number 6, page 10

Origin of juried

From jury + -ed.

Words formed from juried

Questions about juried

What does juried mean?
Juried means overseen by a jury.
What part of speech is juried?
Juried is an adjective.

Words near juried in the dictionary

  1. juridicolegal
  2. juridicomoral
  3. juridicopolitical
  4. juridification
  5. Jurie
  6. juried
  7. juries
  8. juries of matrons
  9. jurimetric
  10. jurimetrical
  11. jurimetrician

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