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forjudge, forejudge, v. (fəˈdʒʌdʒ) Also 4–5 forjuge, (5 forjugge), 5–7 forjudge, 6–9 forejudge. [In sense 1, ad. OF. for-, fors-, fourjugier, f. for(s-, for- prefix3 + jugier judge v. In sense 2 the prefix seems to have been taken as for-1.] 1. To exclude, oust, or dispossess by a judgement. Const. ... Oxford English Dictionary
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† forjudgement Obs. [a. OF. forjugement, f. forjugier to forjudge.] = next.1531 Dial. Laws of Eng. ii. xliii. 89 a, It is comonly holden that if an enfant had nat ben excepted in the statute of foriugement, that the foriugement sholde haue bounde him. 1628 Coke On Litt. ii. vi. §142. 100 The iudgeme... Oxford English Dictionary
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forjudger
forjudger Law. (fəˈdʒʌdʒə(r)) Also 5 forjugger, 8–9 forejudger. [a. Anglo-Fr. forjuger = OF. forjugier pres. inf. (see forjudge v.) used as n.; cf. demurrer.] A judgement or sentence of deprivation, expulsion, or banishment. Applied spec. to the ousting of a mesne lord by a writ of mesne.1496–7 Act ... Oxford English Dictionary
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▪ I. forejudge, v. (fɔəˈdʒʌdʒ) Also 7 forjudge. [f. fore- prefix + judge v.] 1. trans. To judge or determine beforehand or without a fair trial; to prejudge. Also absol.1561–80 [see the ppl. a. and vbl. n.]. 1647 Clarendon Hist. Reb. iii. §195 If his Majesty might take notice what Bills were passing... Oxford English Dictionary
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