No. 4,505 in French

jugée

"Jugée" means "judged" or "considered."

In a sentence

Elle a été jugée pour ses actions.
She was judged for her actions.
Here, 'jugée' is the past participle of the verb 'juger,' used to describe the action of being judged.
La décision a été jugée injuste par beaucoup.
The decision was judged as unfair by many.
In this sentence, 'jugée' refers to the decision being evaluated.
Son œuvre a été jugée comme remarquable.
Her work was judged as remarkable.
Here, 'jugée' is applied to evaluate the artistic work described, denoting an opinion or assessment.

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