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Definition of «judgement»

Judgment refers to a decision or opinion made by a court of law, usually after hearing evidence presented by both sides in a case. It is an assessment or evaluation of someone or something based on reasoning and evidence. In addition, it can also refer to the act of forming an opinion or making a decision based on perceived facts.

Usage examples

  1. The judge's final judgement determined the outcome of the criminal trial.
  2. Mary's quick judgement allowed her to make a wise decision in a difficult situation.
  3. It is important to exercise good judgement when choosing your friends.
  4. The dog's barking was a clear judgement of the stranger approaching the house.
  5. The expert's professional judgement guided the team in their research.
  6. I trust my sister's judgement when it comes to fashion advice.
  7. His harsh judgement caused tension amongst his colleagues.
  8. The teacher praised the student's judgement in solving complex math problems.
  9. The CEO's poor judgement led to the company's downfall.
  10. The coach's judgement in selecting the starting lineup was questioned by fans.

Phrases with «judgement»

Sentences with «judgement»

  • People who are just getting back into dating after recovery, or who haven't had sex in a long time, can ask their questions free of judgement on the sex forums here. (freehookups.com)
  • He was making these errors in judgement for club and country before he came here. (justarsenal.com)
  • I urge you to read it and then make judgement calls about it. (religion.blogs.cnn.com)
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