n. a position arrived at after consideration; an idea that is believed to be true or valid without positive knowledge
The jury delivered a guilty verdict. OR The verdict on the cake was good.
The jury delivered a guilty verdict. OR The verdict on the cake was good.
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What was the Inquisition's verdict of Galileo?
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What was the verdict of the Conclave over the search for Jace?
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He tried to quell his rising nervousness as he waited for the jury's verdict.
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The verdict on the cake was good.
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What is the verdict of the court about Zita and her crimes?
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What is the verdict of Scott's jury of his peers?
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decision; conclusion; judgment; opinion
deadlock; tie; draw
2 syllables
ver-dict
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