Gain and Judge

Gain

Gain verb - To gradually increase in.

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

Nearby Words: gained, gaining, gainful, gainer

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

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

good	good gain	good judge
high	high gain	high judge
better	better gain	better judge
original	original gain	original judge
Other adjectives: actual, real, big, great, evil, early, permanent.

soul	gain soul	judge soul
ability	gain ability	judge ability
power	gain power	judge power
strength	gain strength	judge strength
Other words: time, way, speed, level, weight, intelligence, memories, abilities.

He would have died, but since the judge who ordered the hanging was watching, and eating some cheese, and Harry manages to gain weight just by looking at cheese...

Source: The Man They Couldn't Hang
Clans voluntarily adjudge themselves in order to gain the protection of the judge; adjudged clan's members cannot die in battle.

Source: Combat Referee
In "The Great Game," in Sherlock, Sherlock showcases his ability to judge fluctuations in weight to the half-pound, by commenting on Molly's three pound weight gain (though she claims it's only two and a half).

Source: Chekhovs Skill / Live-Action TV

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