Confront and Judge

Confront

Confront verb - To oppose (something hostile or dangerous) with firmness or courage.

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Judge and confront are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Judge" instead a verb "Confront".

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

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Confront and judge are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Confront" instead a verb "Judge".

person	confront person	judge person
people	confront people	judge people
god	confront god	judge god
time	confront time	judge time
Other words: way, actions, mother, dragon, player.

A demon sends you to harass another demon for stealing his food; when you confront the thief, he snaps that you have no room to judge.

Source: Kleptomaniac Hero
You better have an Amoral Attorney at your side when you confront the Hanging Judge in the courtroom, or it's guaranteed that you won't walk out as a free bird after the trial.

Source: Hanging Judge
Just as the heroes confront him, who would chance to overhear but Judge Magister Gabranth, charged with Larsa's well-being by the late Emperor Gramis, and whom Vayne had treated as nothing more than a hound and a blade to further his own political ascent.

Source: The Dog Bites Back / Video Games

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