judge

Words with a similar base: judge

'judge'

[judge.n.01] as in: a public official authorized to decide questions brought before a court of justice

judge, evaluator, judge, evaluate, estimate, pronounce, judge, justice, justice, department_of_justice, jurist

judicial, judicial, judicial, discriminative, judgeship, judge, evaluator, judge, evaluate, estimate, pronounce, judge, decide, jurisprudence, law

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official, adjudicator, entity

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trial_judge, trier, doge, recorder, chief_justice, praetor, qadi, alcalde, ordinary, magistrate, daniel, justiciar, samson

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department_of_justice, judge, justice

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'judge'

[evaluator.n.01] as in: an authority who is able to estimate worth or quality

evaluator, judge, judge, evaluate, estimate, pronounce, judge

measure, evaluate, judicial, judicial, judicial, discriminative, judgeship, judge, evaluator, judge, estimate, pronounce, judge

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authority, entity

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arbiter, critic, appraiser

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'judge'

[judge.v.01] as in: determine the result of (a competition)

judge, evaluator, judge, evaluate, estimate, pronounce, judge

judge, evaluator, judge, evaluate, estimate, pronounce, judge, judgment, judgment, judgment, judgment, opinion, judgment, sagacity

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decide, change

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referee

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'judge'

[evaluate.v.02] as in: form a critical opinion of

Examples:
I cannot judge some works of modern art
How do you evaluate this grant proposal?
We shouldn't pass judgment on other people

measure, evaluate, judge, evaluator, judge, estimate, pronounce, judge

appraising, judge, evaluator, judge, evaluate, estimate, pronounce, judge, judgment, judgment, judgment, judgment, opinion, judgment, sagacity

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think

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choose, accept, calculate, stand, impute, assign, disapprove, rate, pass, prejudge, expect, disapprove, approve, reject, review, think, test, reappraise, declare, fail, measure

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accept, accommodate, admit, approve, authorize, base_on_balls, be_born, bear, bye, campaign, carry, communicate, cope, crack, cull, defy, deny, die, disapprove, do, elapse, evanesce, exceed, excrete, fail, failing, fall, function, garbage, guide, happen, hunt, ladder, legislate, linear, manage, melt, move, operate, oversee, pas, pass, passing, play, ply, prevail, pull_off, race, range, refuse, reject, resist, rule_out, run, running, scat, sink, spend, succeed, take, tend, track, travel_by, wangle, wield

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'judge'

[estimate.v.01] as in: judge tentatively or form an estimate of (quantities or time)

Examples:
I estimate this chicken to weigh three pounds

estimate, estimate, appraisal, estimate, estimate, estimate, calculate, gauge, gauge, gauge, gauge, bore, gauge, gauge, gauge, gauge, gauge, approximate, approximate, approximate, approximate, guess, guess, think, guess, guess, judge, evaluator, judge, evaluate, pronounce, judge

estimate, estimate, appraisal, estimate, estimate, estimate, calculate, approximate, guess, guess, think, guess, guess, guesser, judge, evaluator, judge, evaluate, pronounce, judge, judgment, judgment, judgment, judgment, opinion, judgment, sagacity

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calculate, think

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lowball, reckon, guesstimate, misgauge, make, assess, give, quantize, truncate, place

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'judge'

[pronounce.v.02] as in: pronounce judgment on

Examples:
They labeled him unfit to work here

pronounce, pronounce, label, label, label, label, label, tag, label, label, judge, evaluator, judge, evaluate, estimate, judge

pronouncement, label, label, label, label, label, tag, pronounce, label, label, judgment, judgment, judgment, judgment, opinion, judgment, sagacity

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declare, think

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qualify, disqualify, convict, tout, acquit, intonate, rule

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acquit, behave, convict, disqualify, modify, qualify, stipulate

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'judge'

[judge.v.05] as in: put on trial or hear a case and sit as the judge at the trial of

Examples:
The football star was tried for the murder of his wife
The judge tried both father and son in separate trials

judge, evaluator, judge, evaluate, estimate, pronounce, judge, decide, attempt, try, test, sample, hear, try, try, try, try_on

judge, evaluator, judge, evaluate, estimate, pronounce, judge, judgment, judgment, judgment, judgment, opinion, judgment, sagacity, judiciary, judiciary, adjudicative, adjudicator, trier, trier, test, trial, test, trial, trial, trial

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decide

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court-martial

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Origins

					judge (English)
└── juge (Old French (842-ca. 1400))

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