Definition for Judicature:

• The power of distributing justice by legal trial and determination; a court of justice; jurisdiction.

Synonyms for Judicature:

• n.

  •act (noun)
  • judicature,
  • administration.
  •court (noun)
  • board,
  • session,
  • court,
  • bar,
  • court-martial,
  • appellate court,
  • circuit court,
  • tribunal,
  • supreme court,
  • bench.
  •judgeship (noun)
  • judgeship.
  •judgship (noun)
  • judgship.
  •judicatory (noun)
  • judicatory.
  •judicature (noun)
  • judicial system.
  •judiciary (noun)
  • justices,
  • assizes,
  • courts.
  •jurisdiction (noun)
  • bailiwick,
  • compass,
  • influence,
  • dominion,
  • say,
  • discretion,
  • district,
  • area,
  • commission,
  • slot,
  • orbit,
  • extent,
  • reign,
  • circuit,
  • control,
  • range,
  • sovereignty,
  • sphere,
  • territory,
  • domination,
  • field,
  • command,
  • supervision,
  • province,
  • purview,
  • zone,
  • right,
  • authority,
  • arbitration,
  • confines,
  • scope,
  • rule,
  • prerogative,
  • reach,
  • empire,
  • hegemony,
  • power,
  • sway,
  • turf,
  • bounds,
  • inquisition,
  • might.
  •justice (noun)
  • evenness,
  • consideration,
  • fair play,
  • truth,
  • legalization,
  • hearing,
  • due process,
  • decree,
  • correction,
  • impartiality,
  • fair treatment,
  • recompense,
  • legalizations,
  • litigation,
  • legality,
  • Constitutionality,
  • legal process,
  • amends,
  • honesty,
  • authorization,
  • penalty,
  • charter,
  • sanction,
  • compensation,
  • rectitude,
  • sentence,
  • law,
  • reasonableness,
  • credo,
  • appeal,
  • reparation,
  • square deal,
  • equity,
  • integrity,
  • justness,
  • review,
  • creed,
  • redress,
  • code,
  • legitimacy.

• Other synonyms:

  •Other relevant words:
  • esteem,
  • arbitrator,
  • court of chancery,
  • magistrate,
  • police court,
  • honor,
  • divorce court,
  • inferior court,
  • government,
  • justice department,
  • critic,
  • discrimination,
  • honour,
  • Barmote,
  • lawcourt,
  • judgment,
  • brass,
  • council,
  • cabinet,
  • allegiance,
  • executive,
  • motel,
  • federal court,
  • sessions,
  • diet,
  • adjudication,
  • arbiter,
  • petty sessions,
  • house,
  • Burghmote,
  • presidency,
  • rota,
  • disposal,
  • choice,
  • motor inn,
  • legislature,
  • good judgment,
  • chamber,
  • consortium,
  • judge,
  • obeisance,
  • Soc,
  • appeals court,
  • assize,
  • motor lodge,
  • fairness,
  • referee,
  • body,
  • criminal court,
  • COUT,
  • establishment,
  • fealty,
  • judging,
  • forum,
  • court of assize,
  • arbitrament,
  • Court-leet,
  • homage,
  • Wardmote,
  • courtyard,
  • Eyre,
  • Curia,
  • tourist court,
  • seat of government,
  • congress,
  • governance,
  • chancery,
  • county court,
  • assembly,
  • quarter sessions,
  • motor hotel,
  • headquarters,
  • Adjudgment,
  • administration of justice,
  • senate,
  • court of record,
  • seat of authority,
  • royal court,
  • consistory,
  • umpire,
  • district court,
  • court of appeal,
  • courtroom,
  • judicial process,
  • jurist,
  • Court-baron,
  • courthouse,
  • Deeming,
  • juvenile court.

Paraphrases for Judicature:

• Equivalence

  • Proper noun, singular
    judiciary.
  • Noun, singular or mass
    judiciary.

• Independent

  • Proper noun, singular
    judicial.
  • Noun, singular or mass
    jurisdiction, judicial.

• Other Related

  • Proper noun, singular
    Magistrature, justice.
  • Noun, singular or mass
    judge, justice.

Antonyms for Judicature:

• n.

  • jurisdiction
    yielding, weakness, powerlessness, incapacity, surrender, submission, impotence.
  • justice
    dishonesty, unethicalness, partiality, refusal, penalty, lawlessness, award, falsehood, reward, injustice, unfairness, corruption, illegality.

Judicature Sentence Examples:

• To declare, as their duty required, the known rights of their country, to oppose the usurpation of every foreign judicature, to disregard the imperious mandates of a Minister or Governor, have been the avowed causes of dissolving Houses of Representatives in America.

• The examination, however, resulted in a triumphant admission that the candidate was duly qualified to practise; and he was accordingly licensed as an attorney, on the 19th day of January, 1782. And at " a supreme court of judicature, held for the State of New - York, at the City Hall of the city of Albany, on the 17th day of April, 1782, Aaron Burr having, on examination, been found of competent ability and learning to practise as counsellor," it was ordered that he be accordingly admitted.

Hyponym for Judicature:

• n.

  • act
    justice.