injudicable

English

Etymology

From in- +‎ judicable.

Adjective

injudicable (comparative more injudicable, superlative most injudicable)

1. (rare) Not able to be determined by a judge.
   • 2009, Andrew Hoberek, The Twilight of the Middle Class:

     Kenneth Warren has recently proposed that we bypass this more or less injudicable debate by historicizing Ellison's racial politics, which remained grounded in the Jim Crow Era in a way that explains his inability to finish his second novel and renders his first in some ways irrelevant to contemporary debates.