Modifying Another Word

• rightly: However umpire Howell rightly adjudges that it was going down leg side.

Object

• winner: The former competitor of the banknotes was adjudged the winner.

• sum: Sums adjudged to be paid by a conviction Fixing sum adjudged to be paid by a conviction with regard to means of offender 53.

• referee: He was hauled down as he turned his man but the referee adjudged that the infringement had taken place outside the box.

• success: Ms Penny cited two case studies of what was adjudged a success, attracting interest from other areas of England.

• case: Containing select cases adjudged in the King's bench, in the reign of K. Charles II.

Infinitive complement

• have: From the corner which followed, Robinson was harshly adjudged to have handled in the box & a penalty was awarded.

Adjective complement

• lbw: The score got to 75 before William was adjudged lbw for 25 and David Kumar came to the crease.

• bankrupt: In September 2001, on his own petition, he was adjudged bankrupt.

• guilty: On 12 December 1710 he was adjudged guilty by a court martial of ill treating his crew and fined six month's pay.

• incapable: Capt. PEYTON was sentenced to be dismissed the service and adjudged incapable of of ever serving again in the Royal Navy.

• worthy: We are prepared to take the Flitch Oath if adjudged worthy to receive the Bacon.

• good: She is adjudged good for many more years of service to the community.

Modifying Another Word

• harshly: From the corner which followed, Robinson was harshly adjudged to have handled in the box & a penalty was awarded.

• then: The empty plinth was then adjudged a work of art worthy of exhibition, while the head was rejected.

• not: These workshops are compulsory for all students who are not adjudged sufficiently expert to be granted an exemption.

• forward: Unfortunately, with the Stroud fullback drawn, the pass out right to the winger was adjudged slightly forward and the chance was gone.

• dubiously: Stokeâs reply started badly when Chris Finch was hit on the thigh and dubiously adjudged lbw in the second over.

Preposition: that

• ball: The referee amazingly adjudged that the ball never crossed the line.