Agent and Judge

Agent

Agent noun - Something used to achieve an end.

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Judge and agent are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Judge" instead a noun "Agent".

Nearby Words: agency, agential

Judge noun - A person who impartially decides or resolves a dispute or controversy.

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Agent and judge are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Agent" instead a noun "Judge".

human	human agent	human judge
good	good agent	good judge
female	female agent	female judge
special	special agent	special judge
Other adjectives: best, perfect, single, corrupt, active, real, male, evil, black, main, rogue, new, senior, federal, former, retired, titular, undercover, soviet.

During Kimmel's first appearance, they talked at length about sharing the same agent and then brought said agent out to judge a cooking competition between the two hosts.

Source: Series / The Late Show With Stephen Colbert
When a judge catches wind of this she shuts it down; McCoy releases the agent and tells the police to follow the agent, who is then killed by the mooks who killed Borgia.

Source: Series / Law & Order
Booth's skill as an agent come from his judge of character and even some uses of number 3.

Source: Gut Feeling

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