Definition

In a manner that shows good judgment or is characteristic of a judge.

Example

She approached the situation judgmatically, weighing all the options before making a decision.

Conversation

Do you think I handled that situation judgmatically?

I do! You made some really good points.

Thanks! I just wanted to approach it judgmatically and not rush to conclusions.

That’s smart — it definitely paid off in the end.

Synonyms & Antonyms

Root Explanation

Judgmatically → It is formed from "judg-" (from Old French *juger*, meaning to judge) and "-matically" (from Greek *matikos*, meaning relating to a method or manner). The word refers to something done in a manner that involves judgment or decision-making.

Memory Tip

Think of 'judging' something and doing it in a specific 'manner' — that's what 'judgmatically' means.

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