Judge and Sample

Judge

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

Sample and judge are semantically related in taste topic. In some cases you can use "Sample" instead the word "Judge" as a verb or a noun.

Sample

Sample verb - To put (something) to a test.
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Synonyms for Sample

Judge and sample are semantically related in taste topic. Sometimes you can use "Judge" instead the word "Sample" as a verb or a noun.

Nearby Words: sampling, sampler, sampled, samp

How words are described

human human judge human sample
old old judge old sample
good good judge good sample
particular particular judge particular sample
Other adjectives: short, alien, original, single, actual, main, new, titular, last.

Common collocations

time judge time sample time
world judge world sample world
food judge food sample food

Both words in one sentence

  • Swiss Army Weapon Judge Dredd has the Lawgiver pistol, with ammunition that can configure itself to the operator's specifications including Armor Piercing, Heat Seeking, and High Explosive as a sample.
  • The Judge Dredd story arc "Origins" begins with a small box containing a ransom note and a sample of living tissue belonging to Judge Fargo, the first Chief Judge of Mega-City One and the founder of the Judge system, being delivered to the Hall of Justice.
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