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judge


 
  Troponyms  (hyponyms)  of  verb  judge 
 
  5  senses  of  judge 
 
  Sense  1 
  judge 
  =>  referee,  umpire 
 
  Sense  2 
  judge 
  =>  rate,  rank,  range,  order  grade,  place 
  =>  stand 
  =>  approve 
  =>  disapprove 
  =>  choose 
  =>  prejudge 
  =>  measure,  evaluate,  valuate,  assess,  appraise,  value 
  =>  reappraise 
  =>  reject 
  =>  accept 
  =>  think,  believe,  consider,  conceive 
  =>  calculate,  estimate,  reckon,  count  on  figure,  forecast 
  =>  expect,  anticipate 
  =>  impute,  ascribe,  assign,  attribute 
  =>  assign,  attribute 
  =>  declare,  adjudge,  hold 
  =>  review,  critique 
  =>  fail 
  =>  pass 
  =>  test,  prove,  try  try  out  examine,  essay 
 
  Sense  3 
  estimate,  gauge,  approximate,  guess,  judge 
  =>  misgauge 
  =>  place  put  set 
  =>  give 
  =>  lowball,  underestimate 
  =>  make 
  =>  reckon,  count 
  =>  guesstimate 
 
  Sense  4 
  pronounce,  label,  judge 
  =>  acquit,  assoil,  clear,  discharge,  exonerate,  exculpate 
  =>  convict 
  =>  nasalize,  nasalise 
  =>  tout 
  =>  rule  find 
  =>  qualify 
  =>  disqualify 
  =>  intonate,  intone 
 
  Sense  5 
  judge,  adjudicate,  try 
  =>  court-martial 
 
  Troponyms  (hyponyms)  of  verb  judge 
 
  5  senses  of  judge 
 
  Sense  1 
  judge 
  =>  referee,  umpire 
 
  Sense  2 
  judge 
  =>  rate,  rank,  range,  order  grade,  place 
  =>  shortlist 
  =>  seed 
  =>  reorder 
  =>  countermarch 
  =>  subordinate 
  =>  outclass 
  =>  prioritize 
  =>  sequence 
  =>  downgrade 
  =>  upgrade 
  =>  stand 
  =>  align,  array 
  =>  fall  in  line 
  =>  approve 
  =>  rubberstamp 
  =>  disapprove 
  =>  frown  on  frown  upon 
  =>  discountenance 
  =>  choose 
  =>  prejudge 
  =>  measure,  evaluate,  valuate,  assess,  appraise,  value 
  =>  grade,  score,  mark 
  =>  rate,  value 
  =>  revalue 
  =>  appreciate,  apprize,  apprise 
  =>  reassess,  reevaluate 
  =>  censor 
  =>  praise 
  =>  troll 
  =>  salute 
  =>  applaud 
  =>  cheer 
  =>  lighten,  buoy  up 
  =>  acclaim,  hail,  herald 
  =>  laud,  extol,  exalt,  glorify,  proclaim 
  =>  canonize 
  =>  ensky 
  =>  crack  up 
  =>  hymn 
  =>  flatter,  blandish 
  =>  soft-soap 
  =>  adulate 
  =>  stroke 
  =>  fawn,  toady,  truckle,  bootlick,  kowtow,  kotow,  suck  up 
  =>  curry  favor,  curry  favour,  court  favor,  court  favour 
  =>  butter  up  brown-nose 
  =>  eulogize,  eulogise 
  =>  compliment,  congratulate 
  =>  rave,  gush 
  =>  commend 
  =>  commend,  recommend 
  =>  advertise,  advertize,  promote,  push 
  =>  propagandize,  propagandise 
  =>  plug 
  =>  bill 
  =>  crusade,  fight,  press,  campaign,  push  agitate 
  =>  mention,  acknowledge,  cite 
  =>  puff,  puff  up 
  =>  sonnet 
  =>  reappraise 
  =>  reject 
  =>  disbelieve,  discredit 
  =>  doubt 
  =>  distrust,  mistrust,  suspect 
  =>  doubt 
  =>  repudiate 
  =>  recuse 
  =>  reprobate 
  =>  renounce,  repudiate 
  =>  apostatize,  apostatise,  tergiversate 
  =>  abjure,  recant,  forswear,  retract,  resile 
  =>  swallow,  take  back  unsay,  withdraw 
  =>  refute,  rebut 
  =>  oppose,  controvert,  contradict 
  =>  veto,  blackball,  negative 
  =>  kill,  defeat,  vote  down  vote  out 
  =>  protest,  resist,  dissent 
  =>  strike,  walk  out 
  =>  demonstrate,  march 
  =>  picket 
  =>  rebel,  arise,  rise,  rise  up 
  =>  revolt 
  =>  mutiny 
  =>  rebel,  renegade 
  =>  answer 
  =>  deny 
  =>  abnegate 
  =>  dismiss,  disregard,  brush  aside,  brush  off  discount,  push  aside,  ignore 
  =>  slight,  cold-shoulder 
  =>  discredit 
  =>  pass  off 
  =>  scoff,  flout 
  =>  turn  a  blind  eye 
  =>  laugh  off  laugh  away 
  =>  disoblige 
  =>  accept 
  =>  acknowledge,  recognize,  recognise,  know 
  =>  attorn 
  =>  write  off 
  =>  espouse,  embrace,  adopt,  sweep  up 
  =>  take  up  latch  on  fasten  on  hook  on  seize  on 
  =>  believe 
  =>  understand,  gather,  infer 
  =>  swallow 
  =>  buy 
  =>  believe 
  =>  misbelieve 
  =>  trust,  swear,  rely,  bank 
  =>  credit 
  =>  believe 
  =>  lean 
  =>  count  bet,  depend,  look  calculate,  reckon 
  =>  believe  in 
  =>  receive 
  =>  approbate 
  =>  resign,  reconcile,  submit 
  =>  take  a  bow 
  =>  respect,  honor,  honour,  abide  by  observe 
  =>  lionize,  celebrate 
  =>  think,  believe,  consider,  conceive 
  =>  hold 
  =>  suspect 
  =>  rethink 
  =>  backpedal 
  =>  about-face 
  =>  think 
  =>  think  of  repute,  regard  as  look  upon  look  on  esteem,  take  to  be 
  =>  feel 
  =>  see  consider,  reckon,  view,  regard 
  =>  expect 
  =>  reconsider 
  =>  include 
  =>  count 
  =>  subsume,  colligate 
  =>  carry 
  =>  call 
  =>  like 
  =>  relativize 
  =>  identify 
  =>  favor,  favour 
  =>  abstract 
  =>  reify 
  =>  hypostatize 
  =>  idealize,  idealise 
  =>  romanticize,  romanticise,  glamorize 
  =>  deify 
  =>  apotheosize,  apotheose 
  =>  deem,  hold  view  as  take  for 
  =>  respect,  esteem,  value,  prize,  prise 
  =>  think  the  world  of 
  =>  reverence,  fear,  revere,  venerate 
  =>  enshrine,  saint 
  =>  worship 
  =>  admire,  look  up  to 
  =>  envy 
  =>  disrespect,  disesteem 
  =>  undervalue 
  =>  make 
  =>  capitalize,  capitalise 
  =>  prize,  value,  treasure,  appreciate 
  =>  do  justice 
  =>  recognize,  recognise 
  =>  honor,  honour,  reward 
  =>  toast,  drink,  pledge,  salute,  wassail 
  =>  give 
  =>  ennoble,  dignify 
  =>  award,  bestow  an  award  upon 
  =>  decorate 
  =>  rubricate 
  =>  calculate,  estimate,  reckon,  count  on  figure,  forecast 
  =>  allow  take  into  account 
  =>  budget  for 
  =>  expect,  anticipate 
  =>  think,  opine,  suppose,  imagine,  reckon,  guess 
  =>  divine 
  =>  suspect 
  =>  assume,  presume,  take  for  granted 
  =>  presuppose 
  =>  postulate,  posit 
  =>  insist,  assert 
  =>  premise,  premiss 
  =>  speculate,  theorize,  theorise,  conjecture,  hypothesize,  hypothecate,  suppose 
  =>  reconstruct,  construct,  retrace 
  =>  etymologize 
  =>  explicate,  formulate,  develop 
  =>  redevelop,  reformulate 
  =>  believe,  trust 
  =>  impute,  ascribe,  assign,  attribute 
  =>  sensualize,  carnalize 
  =>  credit 
  =>  reattribute 
  =>  anthropomorphize 
  =>  personify,  personate 
  =>  accredit,  credit 
  =>  blame,  charge 
  =>  project,  externalize,  externalise 
  =>  internalize,  internalise,  interiorize,  interiorise 
  =>  assign,  attribute 
  =>  relegate,  classify 
  =>  declare,  adjudge,  hold 
  =>  purify,  sanctify 
  =>  spiritualize,  spiritualise 
  =>  lustrate 
  =>  admit  acknowledge 
  =>  sustain 
  =>  concede,  profess,  confess 
  =>  confess 
  =>  confess,  squeal,  shrive 
  =>  avow,  avouch 
  =>  superannuate 
  =>  bastardize,  bastardise 
  =>  certify 
  =>  call 
  =>  beatify 
  =>  canonize,  saint 
  =>  pronounce,  label,  judge 
  =>  acquit,  assoil,  clear,  discharge,  exonerate,  exculpate 
  =>  whitewash 
  =>  purge 
  =>  convict 
  =>  reconvict 
  =>  nasalize,  nasalise 
  =>  tout 
  =>  rule  find 
  =>  qualify 
  =>  disqualify 
  =>  recuse 
  =>  disbar 
  =>  intonate,  intone 
  =>  cancel,  strike  down 
  =>  revoke,  annul,  lift,  countermand,  reverse,  repeal,  overturn,  rescind,  vacate 
  =>  renege,  renege  on  renegue  on  go  back  on 
  =>  remit 
  =>  write  off 
  =>  invalidate,  annul,  quash,  void,  avoid,  nullify 
  =>  break 
  =>  stet 
  =>  recall 
  =>  retire 
  =>  formalize,  formalise 
  =>  ritualize,  ritualise 
  =>  review,  critique 
  =>  referee,  peer  review 
  =>  fail 
  =>  pass 
  =>  test,  prove,  try  try  out  examine,  essay 
  =>  control,  verify 
  =>  float 
  =>  field-test 
 
  Sense  3 
  estimate,  gauge,  approximate,  guess,  judge 
  =>  misgauge 
  =>  place  put  set 
  =>  give 
  =>  lowball,  underestimate 
  =>  make 
  =>  reckon,  count 
  =>  guesstimate 
 
  Sense  4 
  pronounce,  label,  judge 
  =>  acquit,  assoil,  clear,  discharge,  exonerate,  exculpate 
  =>  whitewash 
  =>  purge 
  =>  convict 
  =>  reconvict 
  =>  nasalize,  nasalise 
  =>  tout 
  =>  rule  find 
  =>  qualify 
  =>  disqualify 
  =>  recuse 
  =>  disbar 
  =>  intonate,  intone 
 
  Sense  5 
  judge,  adjudicate,  try 
  =>  court-martial 
 
  Entailment  of  verb  judge 
 
  1  of  5  senses  of  judge 
 
  Sense  2 
  judge 
  =>  wonder,  inquire,  enquire 
 
  Synonyms/Hypernyms  (Ordered  by  Frequency)  of  verb  judge 
 
  5  senses  of  judge 
 
  Sense  1 
  judge 
  =>  decide,  settle,  resolve 
 
  Sense  2 
  judge 
 
  Sense  3 
  estimate,  gauge,  approximate,  guess,  judge 
  =>  calculate,  cipher,  cypher,  compute,  work  out  reckon,  figure 
 
  Sense  4 
  pronounce,  label,  judge 
  =>  declare,  adjudge,  hold 
 
  Sense  5 
  judge,  adjudicate,  try 
  =>  decide,  make  up  one's  mind,  determine 
 
  Familiarity  of  verb  judge 
 
  judge  used  as  a  verb  is  common  (polysemy  count  =  5) 
 
  Synonyms  (Grouped  by  Similarity  of  Meaning)  of  verb  judge 
 
  Sense  1 
  judge 
  =>  decide,  settle,  resolve 
  -------------- 
 
  Sense  2 
  judge 
  -------------- 
 
  Sense  3 
  estimate,  gauge,  approximate,  guess,  judge 
  =>  calculate,  cipher,  cypher,  compute,  work  out  reckon,  figure 
  -------------- 
 
  Sense  4 
  pronounce,  label,  judge 
  =>  declare,  adjudge,  hold 
  -------------- 
 
  Sense  5 
  judge,  adjudicate,  try 
  =>  decide,  make  up  one's  mind,  determine 
  -------------- 
 
  Grep  of  noun  judge 
  back  judge 
  field  judge 
  judge 
  judge's  robe 
  judge  advocate 
  judge  advocate  general 
  judgement 
  judgement  by  default 
  judgement  day 
  judgement  in  personam 
  judgement  in  rem 
  judgement  of  dismissal 
  judgement  on  the  merits 
  judgement  on  the  pleadings 
  judges 
  judgeship 
  line  judge 
  side  judge 
  trial  judge 
 
  Overview  of  noun  judge 
 
  The  noun  judge  has  2  senses  (first  2  from  tagged  texts) 
 
  1.  (6)  judge,  justice,  jurist,  magistrate  --  (a  public  official  authorized  to  decide  questions  bought  before  a  court  of  justice) 
  2.  (3)  evaluator,  judge  --  (an  authority  who  is  able  to  estimate  worth  or  quality) 
 
  Overview  of  verb  judge 
 
  The  verb  judge  has  5  senses  (first  4  from  tagged  texts) 
 
  1.  (11)  judge  --  (determine  the  result  of  as  of  a  competition) 
  2.  (8)  judge  --  (form  an  opinion  of  or  pass  judgment  on) 
  3.  (6)  estimate,  gauge,  approximate,  guess,  judge  --  (form  an  opinion  about  judge  tentatively;  form  an  estimate  of  esp.  quantities  or  time;  "I  estimate  this  chicken  to  weigh  at  three  pounds") 
  4.  (1)  pronounce,  label,  judge  --  (pronounce  judgment  on  "They  labeled  him  unfit  to  work  here") 
  5.  judge,  adjudicate,  try  --  (put  on  trial  or  sit  as  the  judge  at  the  trial  of  "The  football  star  was  tried  for  the  murder  of  his  wife";  "The  judge  tried  both  father  and  son  in  separate  trials") 
 
  Overview  of  noun  judge 
 
  The  noun  judge  has  2  senses  (first  2  from  tagged  texts) 
 
  1.  (6)  judge,  justice,  jurist,  magistrate  --  (a  public  official  authorized  to  decide  questions  bought  before  a  court  of  justice) 
  2.  (3)  evaluator,  judge  --  (an  authority  who  is  able  to  estimate  worth  or  quality) 
 
  Overview  of  verb  judge 
 
  The  verb  judge  has  5  senses  (first  4  from  tagged  texts) 
 
  1.  (11)  judge  --  (determine  the  result  of  as  of  a  competition) 
  2.  (8)  judge  --  (form  an  opinion  of  or  pass  judgment  on) 
  3.  (6)  estimate,  gauge,  approximate,  guess,  judge  --  (form  an  opinion  about  judge  tentatively;  form  an  estimate  of  esp.  quantities  or  time;  "I  estimate  this  chicken  to  weigh  at  three  pounds") 
  4.  (1)  pronounce,  label,  judge  --  (pronounce  judgment  on  "They  labeled  him  unfit  to  work  here") 
  5.  judge,  adjudicate,  try  --  (put  on  trial  or  sit  as  the  judge  at  the  trial  of  "The  football  star  was  tried  for  the  murder  of  his  wife";  "The  judge  tried  both  father  and  son  in  separate  trials") 



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