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How to Use "Judge" with Example Sentences
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judge
(n):
a public court official that can decide how a guilty person will be punished; a person who decides who will win a competition
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Used with adjectives:
"
He is an
experienced
judge
.
"
(experienced, reputable, honorable)
"
The
presiding
judge
asked tough questions.
"
(presiding, trial, county, district, federal, Supreme Court)
Used with verbs:
"
He
was appointed
as the county
judge
.
"
(be + appointed, be + elected, be + nominated)
"
They need to
convince
the
judge
.
"
(convince, impress, persuade)
"
The
judge
called
the witness to the stand.
"
(called)
"
The trial
judge
dismissed
the claim.
"
(dismissed, denied, overruled, rejected, overturned)
"
The
judge
declared
that she was guilty.
"
(declared, ruled, decided, concluded)
"
The
judge
chose
the same winner from last year.
"
(chose, voted for, picked)
"
The
judge
will
decide on
the final round of the competition.
"
(decide on, vote on)
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judge
(v):
to form an opinion after careful thought; to choose a winner of a competition
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Used with adverbs:
"
He
judged
the contest
fairly
.
"
(fairly, properly, objectively)
"
She was fired for
judging
the competition
unfairly
.
"
(unfairly, harshly)
"
The golfer
judged
the distance
perfectly
.
"
(perfectly, accurately, carefully)
"
Don't
judge
her
solely
on her looks.
"
(solely, purely)
Used with prepositions:
"
You will be
judged
by
your work.
"
(by, according to)
"
His project will be
judged
on
its creativity.
"
(on, for)
"
Your work will be
judged
against
others.
"
(against)
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