No. 10,416 in French
jugées
"Jugées" means "judged" (feminine plural).
In a sentence
Les actions de l'entreprise ont été jugées irresponsables.
The company's actions were judged as irresponsible.
Here, 'jugées' is used as a past participle describing actions that have been evaluated or judged in terms of their responsibility by an implicit subject (people or authorities).
Les décisions prises par le conseil furent jugées nécessaires pour l'avancement.
The decisions taken by the board were judged necessary for progress.
In this sentence, 'jugées' describes the decisions as deemed necessary, emphasizing the evaluation by someone, possibly experts or officials.
Les œuvres de cet artiste sont souvent jugées comme innovantes.
The works of this artist are often judged as innovative.
Here, 'jugées' represents an opinion or critique commonly given by an audience, critics, or society about the artist's contributions.
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