Informal discerning; judicious
also judg·mat′i·cal
Origin of judgmatic
from judg(e) + (dog)maticjudgmatic
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judgmatic
also judg·mat·i·cal
adjective
Judicious.
Origin of judgmatic
Perhaps judg(ment) (dog)maticRelated Forms:
- judg·mat′i·cal·ly
adverb
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