"adjudged" is an acceptable word in written English
You can use it as a verb meaning to decide a dispute or reach a judgement based on evidence. Example: The court adjudged that the defendant was liable for the damages.
Two minutes from the break Alan Mannus saved a weak penalty from the Kilmarnock midfielder Shiels after the Saints left-back Callum Davidson was adjudged by the referee Craig Charleston to have pulled down Gary Harkins in the box.
Moreno converted the spot-kick after Venezuela keeper Gilberto Angelucci had been harshly adjudged to have brought the striker down.
Ferguson wheeled away in delight, initially unaware that Gallacher had been adjudged to be in an offside position on the goal line.
Even by the massaged figures of the electoral commission, Mr Tsvangirai beat Mr Mugabe by nearly five percentage points in the first bout, when he was adjudged to have got 48% of the votes.
His attacks on his Democratic rival, Andrew Cuomo, have been adjudged too vicious; he has also spewed out anti-gay sentiments, claiming there is a "homosexual agenda", where children are being "brainwashed" into thinking it is alright to be gay or to be taken to a "disgusting" gay pride parade.Yet it turns out that the man who abhors Speedo-clad men used to trouser rent from gay night clubs.
Typically, the killers of a nine-year-old Tajik girl in St Petersburg were recently adjudged to have been motivated by "hooliganism" rather than racism (another nine-year-old, the daughter of a Malian, was stabbed in the throat in St Petersburg, but lived).
Imbued with a bureaucratic aversion to nomadism and a Victorian relish for the Hindu caste system, they adjudged many Indian tribesmen, Pardhis included, to be preordained crooks.
But continued disbursement of this money has been thrown into doubt because American officials have adjudged Honduras to have made insufficient effort to eliminate corruption.
It is now adjudged elitist to claim that the interests of western academics in studying an object should override the interests of people longing to see things of beauty.
The "non-resemblers", those adjudged by outsiders not to smell or look like their fathers, averaged -1.
For the second year in a row, Melbourne has been adjudged the world's most liveable city, ahead of Vienna and Vancouver, whose slip from the top of the list last year, after almost a decade, riled many western Canadians.
