Give and Judge

Give

Give verb - Estimate the duration or outcome of something.

Usage example: He gave the patient three months to live

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

Nearby Words: giving, given, giver

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

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

human	human give	human judge
old	old give	old judge
good	good give	good judge
nice	nice give	nice judge
Other adjectives: short, perfect, fair, big, dark, excellent, main, famous, former, later, highest.

ability	give ability	judge ability
character	give character	judge character
power	give power	judge power
strength	give strength	judge strength
Other words: time, way, food, abilities.

It's made very clear in Chapter 48 that the only reason the Mayor got a judge to give him an arrest warrant for the Nobody's Fools was because that judge was his cousin.

Source: Fanfic / The Great Alicorn Hunt
Truth in Television: Poverty really was once considered a mental illness and in a study it is shown that a judge will more likely give a harsher ruling just before his/her lunch break.

Source: Hanging Judge
When the judge is about to give him a reduced sentence, he flips out in court and attacks a reporter, causing the judge to lose all sympathy.

Source: Get into Jail Free

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