judgement
/ˈdʒʌdʒmənt/
noun
- The ability to make considered decisions or come to sensible conclusions.
- Trust your own judgement when choosing a friend.
- His poor judgement led to a costly mistake at work.
- She showed good judgement by saving money for emergencies.
- An opinion or conclusion formed after careful thought.
- In my judgement, the movie was better than the book.
- It's hard to form a judgement without all the facts.
- The teacher gave her judgement on the student's essay.
- A decision made by a court or judge in a legal case.
- He appealed the judgement to a higher court.
- The court's judgement was in favor of the plaintiff.
- The judge will deliver her judgement tomorrow morning.
- A punishment or consequence believed to be given by God or fate.
- Many religions teach that there will be a final judgement after death.
- The ancient story describes a divine judgement on the proud king.
- He saw the storm as a judgement for their wrongdoing.
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