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judgment
noun as in common sense
Strongest matches
acumen, awareness, common sense, experience, intelligence, intuition, knowledge, perception, prudence, reasoning, sense, understanding, wisdom
Strong matches
acuteness, apprehension, astuteness, brains, capacity, comprehension, discernment, discrimination, genius, grasp, incisiveness, ingenuity, keenness, mentality, penetration, perspicacity, quickness, range, rationality, reach, readiness, reason, sagacity, sanity, sapience, savvy, sharpness, shrewdness, sophistication, soundness, taste, wit
Weak match
noun as in decision about blame
Strongest matches
analysis, appraisal, assessment, award, belief, conclusion, conviction, decree, determination, evaluation, finding, idea, inquiry, observation, opinion, order, resolution, result, review, ruling, scrutiny, sentence, verdict, view
Strong matches
appreciation, arbitration, contemplation, deduction, estimate, estimation, examination, exploration, inference, inquest, inquisition, inspection, pursuit, quest, reconnaissance, regard, report, research, search, sifting, summary
Weak matches
assaying, close study, probing, weigh-in
noun as in doom, fate
Strongest match
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affliction, castigation, chastisement, correction, damnation, infliction, manifestation, misfortune, mortification, retribution, visitation
Example Sentences
Lynching’s grotesque aim is only partly punishment, the arrogance of judgment not determined by a court of law against a claimed transgressor.
In an interview in 2011, the duchess said her involvement with Epstein had been a "gigantic error of judgment".
Szabo, while addressing the council, called the decision on the expansion “the ultimate judgment call that only you can make.”
Franklin’s lawyer apparently agreed, and both sides reached a stipulation to vacate the verdict and enter a judgment in favor of Geragos.
Law enforcement and political sources speaking on condition of anonymity said Patel’s message did not align with the cautious approach officials typically take in such situations and led to many questioning the director’s judgment.
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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.
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