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	judicial (ju\|di¦cial) Pronunciation: /dʒuːˈdɪʃ(ə)l/ adjective of, by, or appropriate to a law court or judge; relating to the administration of justice: a judicial inquiry into the allegations a judicial system Derivatives judicially adverb Origin: late Middle English: from Latin judicialis, from judicium 'judgement', from judex (see judge) See judicious (usage)		Search results in the dictionary judicial factor judicial review judicial separation Judicial Committee of the Privy Council extrajudicial astrology More results » More words in this category actual bodily harm alienate ancient lights digest eyewitness forge 1 general counsel hear jeopardy legislation libel military law Star Chamber statement of claim superinjunction supreme court title vendee Nearby Words judgement Judgement Day judgement in default Judgement of Solomon judgement seat judgemental Judges Judges' Rules judicature judicial Judicial Committee of the Privy Council judicial factor judicial review judicial separation judiciary judicious Judith judo judoka