Desire and Judge

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Desire verb - To have an earnest wish to own or enjoy.

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

Nearby Words: desirous, desirable, desired, desiring, Desiree

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

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

burning	burning desire	burning judge
human	human desire	human judge
good	good desire	good judge
particular	particular desire	particular judge
Other adjectives: honest, actual, real, male, big, extreme, great, dark, main, ultimate, new, sole.

person	desire person	judge person
soul	desire soul	judge soul
ability	desire ability	judge ability
power	desire power	judge power
Other words: woman, place, world.

The reasons for such sentences are the desire for the judge to ensure a criminal never leaves prison alive or insuring against the eventuality of an acquittal.

Source: Longer-Than-Life Sentence
At first, Grohl hid behind the Foo Fighters name, preferring that people judge the album on its own merits rather than on Grohl's name or the fans' desire to fill the vacuum left by Nirvana.

Source: Music / Foo Fighters
In the Apocalypse War arc, the captive Chief Judge was given brain surgery that removed any desire to resist interrogation.

Source: Lobotomy

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