Grant and Judge

Grant

Grant verb - To accept the truth or existence of (something) usually reluctantly.

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

Nearby Words: granted, granting, grantee, grantor

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

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

old	old grant	old judge
good	good grant	good judge
particular	particular grant	particular judge
typical	typical grant	typical judge
Other adjectives: alien, corrupt, real, big, famous, federal, titular, last, said.

person	grant person	judge person
ability	grant ability	judge ability
power	grant power	judge power
strength	grant strength	judge strength
Other words: people, right, rest, time, speed, abilities.

Branch knew that McCoy would grant the deal, so he meets the judge (who is completely by-the-book) in charge of the case to tell her to not satisfy the kidnapper's demands; the judge, at the allocution, agrees and refuses to satisfy the terms of the deal.

Source: Series / Law & Order
The judge sentences them both to life in prison with no possibility of parole and doesn't even grant them visitation rights.

Source: Crime of Self-Defense
Both Baze and Cate give their signatures for the emancipation process.However, Lux is denied emancipation by a judge, who decides to grant temporary joint custody to Baze and Cate, with Cate being the primary caregiver.

Source: Series / Life Unexpected

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