ledgment
/lɛdʒmənt/Definitions
1. noun
An archaic or obscure term for a statement or declaration, especially one made under protest or with reluctance.
“The judge’s ledgment on the verdict sparked debate among the jurors.”
1. noun
An archaic or obscure term for a statement or declaration, especially one made under protest or with reluctance.
“The judge’s ledgment on the verdict sparked debate among the jurors.”