Meaning & use
Judicator
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One who judges; a person who makes formal judgments or decisions, especially in a legal or evaluative capacity.
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The council appointed a neutral judicator to resolve the dispute between the two departments.
As chief judicator of the competition, she had the final say on every score.
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"Judicator" is a less common relative of the more familiar "adjudicator" and shares the same Latin root, "judicare," meaning "to judge."
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