abjudicate
/æbˈdʒuːdɪkeɪt/Definitions
1. verb
to decide against or reject something
“The judge abjudicated the plaintiff’s claim, stating it lacked sufficient evidence.”
2. verb
to reject or refuse a claim, usually in a formal or official context
“The insurance company abjudicated the homeowner’s claim, citing a lack of coverage.”
3. noun
a decision or ruling that rejects or refuses a claim
“The abjudication of the lawsuit resulted in a significant financial loss for the plaintiff.”