Judge and Sort

Judge

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

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

Sort verb - To come or be together as friends.

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Judge and sort are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Judge" instead a verb "Sort".

Nearby Words: sorted, sorting, sorter

human	human judge	human sort
old	old judge	old sort
good	good judge	good sort
high	high judge	high sort
Other adjectives: nice, special, best, particular, typical, complete, regular, certain, nasty, actual, real, big, dark, new, military, highest, different.

The judge on The Simpsons is a gruff older black man, sort of combining the two archetypes.

Source: The Judge
But the judge, being a benevolent sort, is willing to commute the sentence down to just extreme ugliness provided that the accused has one friend.

Source: Arson Murder And Jaywalking / Video Games
On an episode of All in the Family, the fact that the judge is a stern black woman is a mild case of Samus Is a Girl, given that at the time, this sort of portrayal was not as common.

Source: The Judge

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