Check and Judge

Check

Check verb - To be in agreement on every point.

Judge and check are semantically related in ascertain topic. In some cases you can use "Judge" instead a verb "Check".

Judge

Judge verb - To give an opinion about (something at issue or in dispute).

Check and judge are semantically related in deduce topic. Sometimes you can use "Check" instead a verb "Judge", if it concerns topics such as ascertain.

How words are described

good good check good judge
high high check high judge
special special check special judge
single single check single judge
Other adjectives: real, big, last.

Common collocations

work check work judge work
progress check progress judge progress
time check time judge time
book check book judge book

Both words in one sentence

  • In the US vs UK season, Louise stormed out of panel because of judge Kelly Cutrone telling her to get her attitude in check.
  • Series / Fargo Meaningful Echo: When Rye threatened the judge in the Waffle Hut, he told her it wasn't "one of those optional, check-A-or-B scenarios." Later, when Hank asks Peggy to explain why she continued driving after hitting Rye, she replied that it wasn't a test where you could check A or B.
  • Wrestling / Kanako Urai Horrible Judge of Character: If you check It's All About Me below, any Japanese company that let Kana in was basically this in kayfabe.
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