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Solomonic

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Sol·o·mon·ic  (sl-mnk)
adj.
Exhibiting or requiring the exercise of great wisdom, especially in making difficult decisions: "The court also will have to make the Solomonic determination whether any age limit applies" (Tom Wicker).
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Adj.1.Solomonic - exhibiting or requiring the wisdom of Solomon in making difficult decisions


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She imparted to this sentiment, in itself almost Solomonic, so extremely injurious and personal a character by levelling it straight at the visitor's head, that it became necessary to lead Mr F.
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