Judge and Lord

Judge

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

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

Lord noun - A person of rank, power, or influence in a particular field.

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Judge and lord are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Judge" instead a noun "Lord".

Nearby Words: lordly, lordliness, lordship, lording, lorded

human	human judge	human lord
good	good judge	good lord
female	female judge	female lord
best	best judge	best lord
Other adjectives: better, certain, current, original, wise, single, corrupt, actual, real, terrible, dark, main, rogue, supreme, new, former, different, local.

Jimmy once defended a woman who stabbed a drug lord to death and the judge wouldn't allow them to plead self defense or defense of others.

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Meanwhile, despite the fact they're standing in a courtroom, two witnesses to a drug lord are reported dead so the judge is unable to hear their testimony and has to let the drug lord go... and he ends up murdering the two for real later on.

Source: Series / CSI: Cyber
Jaime's father, the coldly pragmatic Lord Tywin, leads from the rear where he can control the battlefield and judge the right moment to throw in his own efforts.

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