Judge
Resolve
Resolve verb - To come to a judgment about after discussion or consideration.
Usage example: I resolved to eat more healthily and to exercise regularly
How words are described
| old | old judge | old resolve |
| good | good judge | good resolve |
| high | high judge | high resolve |
| complete | complete judge | complete resolve |
| Other adjectives: original, great, evil, terrible, new, crazy, former, military, highest. | ||
Common collocations
| situation | judge situation | resolve situation |
| case | judge case | resolve case |
| way | judge way | resolve way |
| differences | judge differences | resolve differences |
Both words in one sentence
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Wholesome Crossdresser: Jeffrey Tambor plays the cross-dressing lawyer, later judge, Wachtel, who was doing so on the advice of his psychiatrist "to resolve his feminine-identity issues".
Source: Series / Hill Street Blues -
Eventually he and Margaret end up shouting at one another, leading to an exasperated judge declaring that they'll have a paint-off to resolve the issue once and for all.
Source: Courtroom Antic - One case conceerned a Freemason in a messy divorce who boasted to his wife that he'd "fixed" the case so that the judge was also a Mason and would resolve the divorce in a manner wholly favourable to him.
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