Judge
Rate
Rate verb - To make an approximate or tentative judgment regarding.
Usage example: nowadays most motorists would probably rate their cell phone as an “essential” piece of electronic equipment
Judge is a synonym for rate in value topic. You can use "Judge" instead a verb "Rate", if it concerns topics such as assess.
Mutual synonyms
How words are described
| human | human judge | human rate |
| good | good judge | good rate |
| high | high judge | high rate |
| best | best judge | best rate |
| Other adjectives: better, regular, current, reasonable, poor, actual, male, extreme, great, horrible, excellent, highest, different. | ||
Common collocations
Both words in one sentence
- Judge Dredd: The office of Chief Judge (pretty much the dictator of Mega City One) has seen a pretty high turnover rate since the start of the comic, with many not being in office for more than five years tops.
Source: High Turnover Rate - That and she was a supervising judge in New York City's juvenile division during the late 80s and early 90s, when crack cocaine was an epidemic and the murder rate was the highest in the city's history.
Source: Series / Judge Judy - Another scenario meant to teach to never judge a book by the cover uses this, and runs thusly: You are in a balloon that is rapidly losing height at a rate than any impact will prove fatal for all aboard.
Source: Cold Equation
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