Definition of particular judgement in English:

particular judgement

noun

The judgement of each individual soul immediately upon its separation from the body at death; opposed to general judgement.

Origin

Mid 16th century; earliest use found in John Hamilton (?1511–1571), Roman Catholic archbishop of St Andrews. After post-classical Latin iudicium particulare.

Definition of particular judgement in US English:

particular judgement

noun

The judgement of each individual soul immediately upon its separation from the body at death; opposed to general judgement.

Origin

Mid 16th century; earliest use found in John Hamilton (?1511–1571), Roman Catholic archbishop of St Andrews. After post-classical Latin iudicium particulare.

单词	particular judgement
释义	Definition of particular judgement in English: particular judgement noun The judgement of each individual soul immediately upon its separation from the body at death; opposed to general judgement. Origin Mid 16th century; earliest use found in John Hamilton (?1511–1571), Roman Catholic archbishop of St Andrews. After post-classical Latin iudicium particulare. Definition of particular judgement in US English: particular judgement noun The judgement of each individual soul immediately upon its separation from the body at death; opposed to general judgement. Origin Mid 16th century; earliest use found in John Hamilton (?1511–1571), Roman Catholic archbishop of St Andrews. After post-classical Latin iudicium particulare.
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