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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
After the first verdict in Connecticut, Jones filed for bankruptcy protection in Texas, and Infowars was put up for auction to pay the Sandy Hook families, who had sued to collect on the judgment.
Even in international commerce, arbitration tribunals are relied upon to resolve complex disputes, their authority grounded in transparent proceedings and reasoned judgments.
"There was a collective failure to exercise ethical judgment about the purpose of undercover policing and the propriety of reporting on family justice campaigns," he said.
Young was also suspended for two days due to “improper operation of a government vehicle and poor judgment” while in Tokyo, according to a DEA disciplinary notice.
“No judgment, no shame if you need to sell your lot.”
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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.
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