- judg(e)mentally
- judg(e)·men·tal·ly[ʤʌʤˈmentəli, AM -t̬əli]adv vorschnell urteilendhe tends to deal \judg(e)mentally with others er neigt im Umgang mit anderen zu vorschnellen Urteilen
English-german dictionary. 2013.
judg(e)mentally
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