Adjudicator

usgb/əˈdʒuːdɪkeɪtər/
noun

A person who makes decisions, often in legal matters, competitions or disagreements.

An adjudicator was hired to resolve the dispute between the two parties.
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Often appears as...

  • independent adjudicator
  • legal adjudicator
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Decision Expert

An adjudicator is often seen as an expert who has the authority to settle decisions.

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The board appointed an experienced adjudicator to oversee the decision process.
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Legal Authority

Adjudicators in legal contexts carry the power to judge or resolve a dispute.

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The court's adjudicator ruled in favor of the plaintiff.
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Final Verdict

An adjudicator's decision is usually final, so parties respect their verdict.

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The independent adjudicator's final decision ended the year-long debate.
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