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ju·di·ca·tory (-kə tôr′ē)
adjective
having to do with administering justice; judging
Etymology: LL(Ec) judicatorius < L judicatus: see judicative
noun pl. judicatories -·ries
- a court of law; tribunal
- the system of administration of justice
- law courts collectively
Etymology: LL judicatorium
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