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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
Strong matches
affliction, castigation, chastisement, correction, damnation, infliction, manifestation, misfortune, mortification, retribution, visitation
Example Sentences
Whether courts can review the president’s judgment at all is a matter that splits even some of the president’s most conservative judicial picks from his current Justice Department attorneys.
And Maggie has lost her medical license due to a hiccup of bad judgment on her part.
A lawyer for the Angels said in a pretrial hearing that the plaintiffs now seek a judgment of $1 billion, although the lead attorney representing the family said the number is an exaggeration.
Badenoch was among several politicians, including Chancellor Rachel Reeves, who called for Mone to relinquish her peerage after the High Court judgment.
Labour lawyer Patrick Deale told state media that the judgment was "a positive and expected outcome" for parental rights in the country.
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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.
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