The Collaborative International Dictionary
Rhadamanthine \Rhad`a*man"thine\, a. Of or pertaining to Rhadamanthus; rigorously just; as, a Rhadamanthine judgment.
Wiktionary
a. 1 Strictly and uncompromisingly just. 2 Inflexibly rigorous or severe.
Usage examples of "rhadamanthine".
Poena, that just but Rhadamanthine goddess, whom moderns ordinarily call Punishment, or Nemesis when we wish to speak of her goddess-ship, very seldom fails to catch a wicked man though she have sometimes a lame foot of her own, and though the wicked man may possibly get a start of her.
You are about to disconnect from all Rhadamanthine systems and support.
He asked the question aloud before he remembered that he was disconnected from the Rhadamanthine system.
Noetic philosophic and psychiatric integration of their memory paths and thought chains, were recorded as full members of the Rhadamanthine mind structure, granted communion and ascendance.
Before the courthouse he had been in the Rhadamanthine thoughtspace, at tea, talking with Daphne, and Rhadamanthus had been running his sense-filter, and would have prevented any thought-virus from entering from the Middle Dreaming.
Perhaps we shall have no further opportunity to hear the lively cadences of the Rhadamanthine tongue.