Bureaucrat and Judge

Bureaucrat

Bureaucrat noun - A worker in a government agency.

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

Nearby Words: bureaucratic, bureaucracy

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

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

good	good bureaucrat	good judge
typical	typical bureaucrat	typical judge
single	single bureaucrat	single judge
actual	actual bureaucrat	actual judge
Other adjectives: big, crooked, terrible, horrible, celestial, titular, local, soviet.

She goes from being a competent Beleagured Bureaucrat to hostile, frightened, and unable to properly judge situations due to the trauma.

Source: Literature / Realm of the Elderlings
Obstructive Bureaucrat: When someone dies, Immortal or not, they have to go to Hell for a meeting with Judge Pao.

Source: Literature / Dark Heavens
Was it the Obviously Evil headmaster of the Academy of Evil, the Obstructive Bureaucrat who appears to be suffering Sanity Slippage, or the possibly Affably Evil guest judge who has a vested interest in Harry's success in the tournament?

Source: Red Herring

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