Judge and Pretend

Judge

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

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

Pretend verb - To take on a false or deceptive appearance.

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Judge and pretend are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Judge" instead a verb "Pretend".

Kangaroo Court: Sonic ends up in one in "Don't Judge Me", when Eggman sues him for pretend injuries.

Source: Western Animation / Sonic Boom
It's left unclear how strong her feelings are, exactly (not that she'd be able to judge it, she can't have much experience with love), but she's willing to pretend unconsciousness, which must be quite boring, in the hopes that he will spend more time with her.

Source: Love at First Sight
Ate His Gun: A running gag in the Off Beat episode is that Cleavant Derricks' scheme (have Judge Reinhold pretend to be him, complete with wearing his uniform and going by his name) would end with him "enjoying a gun-metal dinner" in any realistic universe.

Source: Podcast / We Hate Movies

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