Judge and Position

Judge

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

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

Position verb - To arrange something in a certain spot or position.

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Judge and position are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Judge" instead a verb "Position".

old	old judge	old position
good	good judge	good position
high	high judge	high position
best	best judge	best position
Other adjectives: better, perfect, certain, current, original, actual, real, new, permanent, former, military, highest, last, different.

character	judge character	position character
power	judge power	position power
people	judge people	position people
men	judge men	position men
Other words: situation, time, way, trajectory.

Judge Dee: Judges are moved to a different position in a different province every few years, to avoid complacency and corruption settling in.

Source: Loyal to the Position
Even Evil Has Standards: In the novel, when Congressman Dilbeck goes to ask the judge handling the Grant's divorce case if he would help her out in exchange for a favor - like, say, a federal position - the judge informs Dilbeck he doesn't need Dilbeck's help in that regard.

Source: Film / Striptease
Manhattan is in a position to judge him, and in typically detached fashion, he declines to do so.

Source: Straw Nihilist aka: Nietzsche Wannabe

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