Judge and Mentor

Judge

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

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

Mentor noun - A wise and trusted guide and advisor.

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Judge and mentor are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Judge" instead a noun "Mentor".

human	human judge	human mentor
old	old judge	old mentor
good	good judge	good mentor
female	female judge	female mentor
Other adjectives: best, alien, original, wise, actual, real, male, big, great, black, excellent, renowned, new, former, retired, elderly.

In 2014 she became part of The Voice Kids Australia, in a judge/mentor/backer/coach.

Source: Music / Delta Goodrem
While both are definitely not bad singers, both had landed in the bottom numerous times despite drawing praise from judge and mentor alike.

Source: Elimination Houdini / American Idol
Kimberley competed and came in second place on Strictly Come Dancing, Cheryl kicked off her solo career with The X Factor, Nicola is a mentor/judge on Styled To Rock, and Sarah hosted the dating program Dating In The Dark as well as competing on the sporting shows Tumble and Jump.

Source: Music / Girls Aloud

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