Judge and Note

Judge

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

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

Note verb - To make a statement of one's opinion.

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Judge and note are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Judge" instead a verb "Note".

Nearby Words: noted, notation, noting, Noteholder

good	good judge	good note
high	high judge	high note
special	special judge	special note
particular	particular judge	particular note
Other adjectives: short, perfect, certain, original, single, real, dark, titular, last, different.

time	judge time	note time
way	judge way	note way
size	judge size	note size
version	judge version	note version
Other words: movie, differences.

Thus, if the jury finds him guilty, the judge can still acquit him.note This is part of the protection against double jeopardy, i.e.

Source: Hollywood Law
The judge said he wouldn't send her to jail instead (knowing it would lead to appeal, on which he would surely be reversed),note Please note that in this case, the judge was technically right—she had committed a "crime." However, that wasn't the issue.

Source: Kangaroo Court
In fact, one can judge WWE's foothold in any given area by going to a wrestling event and taking note of how much or how little of its terminology they fall into.

Source: Wrestling / WWE

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