Executive and Judge

Executive

Executive noun - A person who manages or directs something.

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

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

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

female	female executive	female judge
high	high executive	high judge
nice	nice executive	nice judge
best	best executive	best judge
Other adjectives: regular, certain, single, big, black, main, ultimate, new, early, senior, former, military, local, elderly, unnamed.

Their lawsuit against the company is not going well so they decide to kill the company executive in charge and the judge.

Source: Series / Justified
His only friends are Clyde, a sweet-hearted gang type of dubious intelligence, and Susan, an upwardly mobile advertising executive who's a Horrible Judge of Character.

Source: Comic Strip / Candorville
Fairly Legal marks the point where Shout-Out meets Tear Jerker; the recurring character of Judge Nicastro is named after singer/actress Michelle Nicastro, executive producer Steve Stark's wife - who sadly passed away during production of Stark's previous series The Event.

Source: Shout Out / Live-Action TV

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