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umpirical

umpirical adjective: of or pertaining to an umpire.

Adjective

umpirical (comparative more umpirical, superlative most umpirical)

  1. Of or pertaining to an umpire.
    • Cameras may have deprived officials of what amounts to umpirical judgment.2009 March 13, Scott Simon, “Baseball Law and Those Who Uphold It”, in New York Times

Forms of umpirical

comparativemore umpirical
superlativemost umpirical

Origin of umpirical

From umpire + -ical.

Questions about umpirical

What does umpirical mean?
Umpirical means of or pertaining to an umpire.
What part of speech is umpirical?
Umpirical is an adjective.

Words near umpirical in the dictionary

  1. umpires-in-chief
  2. umpireship
  3. umpireships
  4. umpiress
  5. umpiresses
  6. umpirical
  7. umpiring
  8. umpolung
  9. umpolungs
  10. UMPP
  11. UMPPs

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