Meaning & use
Judicially
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In a manner relating to courts of law, judges, or the administration of justice; with careful, impartial judgment.
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The dispute was judicially resolved after months of hearings.
She weighed the evidence judicially before reaching a decision.
A note on using this word
Don't confuse it with 'judiciously,' which means 'wisely' or 'with good sense'; the two words are often mixed up despite differing meanings.
Words with a similar meaning
legallyimpartially
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