learned judge

English

Noun

learned judge (plural learned judges)

  1. (law, formal) A courteous description used to refer to a judge.
    • 1892, George Chase, Leading Cases Upon the Law of Torts, page 130:
      and had the learned judge intimated an opinion that there was no such evidence, the plaintiff might have attempted to supply the defect.
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