CEFR C2

judicable

adjective

Meaning

Capable of being judged or decided by a court of law, especially in a particular jurisdiction or under specific circumstances.

Examples

The dispute was deemed judicable by the arbitration panel.
The court determined that the issue was not judicable, as it fell outside their jurisdiction.

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judicable (C2)

adjective

Pronunciation: /ˈdʒuːdɪkəbəl/

Definition

Capable of being judged or decided by a court of law, especially in a particular jurisdiction or under specific circumstances.

Examples

The dispute was deemed judicable by the arbitration panel.
The court determined that the issue was not judicable, as it fell outside their jurisdiction.

How to Use judicable

judicable by (prepositional phrase): Capable of being judged or decided by a particular court or authority. — "The dispute was judicable by the arbitration panel."
judicable under (prepositional phrase): Capable of being judged or decided under a particular law or jurisdiction. — "The issue was judicable under the relevant statute."

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