Feeling and Judge

Feeling

Feeling noun - A subjective response to a person, thing, or situation.

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

Nearby Words: feel, feelingly, feeler, feeing

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

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Feeling and judge are semantically related. Sometimes you can replace term "Feeling" with "Judge", this verbs are similar.

human	human feeling	human judge
old	old feeling	old judge
good	good feeling	good judge
nice	nice feeling	nice judge
Other adjectives: special, best, particular, better, certain, poor, real, great, horrible, dark, new, different.

The main character is an infallible judge of character: his gut feeling about a person, not necessarily based on more than a couple minutes of interaction, is by far the most accurate measurement available of how good or evil that person is.

Source: Gut Feeling
Depending on who you ask, she was either justified in feeling Michelle's critique was overly rough, or that she should've expected tougher scrutiny from a judge during an all-star season.

Source: Creator / Adore Delano
Tobin is particularly fond of the kid, and the feeling is mutual; after the gang's defeat, when given the opportunity to join the judge or Tobin, the kid chooses Tobin, and the two flee Holden together.

Source: Literature / Blood Meridian

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