forjudge verb trans. [fɔ:'dʒʌdʒ, fǝ-] Also forejudge. LME.
[Old French forjugier, formed as FOR-² + JUDGE verb: in medieval Latin for(is)judicare dispossess.]
1. Law. Dispossess, oust, or exclude by a judgement. Foll. by from, of, or with double obj. Now rare. LME.

2. Condemn judicially (to a penalty). LME-M18.

■ forjudger noun [-ER⁴] a judgement of sentence of deprivation, expulsion, or banishment L15.

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