IPA: /ˈvɜːrdɪkt/
KK: /ˈvɜrdɪkt/
A decision made by a jury or judge about a case in a court of law, or a conclusion or opinion about something.
The jury reached a unanimous verdict after several hours of deliberation.
Verdict → It is formed from "verus" (meaning true) and "dictum" (meaning saying or declaration). The word "verdict" refers to a declaration of truth, typically in a legal context.
Think of a 'true saying' — 'verus' means true and 'dictum' means saying. This helps you remember that a verdict is a declaration of what is true in a court.