1. to judge or condemn beforehand; to prejudge
Usage: archaic; literary
2. to deprive of the right to judge; to disqualify from judging
Usage: archaic; legal

Examples

• It is unwise to forjudge a person's character based on a single encounter.
• The judge was forjudged from hearing the case due to a conflict of interest.
• We should not forjudge the outcome before examining all the evidence.
• Ancient philosophers warned against the tendency to forjudge matters of importance.
• The panel forjudged the defendant's credibility before the trial began.