judging

 
  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  judging 
  judging 
 
  Overview  of  noun  judging 
 
  The  noun  judging  has  1  sense  (no  senses  from  tagged  texts) 
 
  1.  judgment,  judgement,  judging  --  (the  cognitive  process  of  reaching  a  decision  or  drawing  conclusions) 
 
  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  judging 
 
  The  noun  judging  has  1  sense  (no  senses  from  tagged  texts) 
 
  1.  judgment,  judgement,  judging  --  (the  cognitive  process  of  reaching  a  decision  or  drawing  conclusions) 
 
  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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