No. 1,851 in French
jugés
"Jugés" means "judged" in English.
In a sentence
Les élèves ont été jugés sur leur prestation orale.
The students were judged on their oral performance.
In this sentence, "jugés" is used in the past tense, agreeing in plural, to denote that the students were subject to evaluation by someone.
Ils se sentent jugés par leurs pairs.
They feel judged by their peers.
Here, "jugés" conveys a passive perception, indicating that they believe their peers have formed opinions about them.
Certains penseurs ont été jugés sévèrement à l'époque.
Some thinkers were judged harshly at the time.
"Jugés" reflects a judgment or critique received by selected individuals in a historical context.
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