Judge and Study

Judge

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

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

Study verb - To use the mind to acquire knowledge.

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Judge and study are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Judge" instead a verb "Study".

Nearby Words: studied, student, studying

human	human judge	human study
old	old judge	old study
good	good judge	good study
special	special judge	special study
Other adjectives: original, actual, real, great, evil, black, dark, excellent, famous, later, blind, said.

humanity	judge humanity	study humanity
character	judge character	study character
power	judge power	study power
work	judge work	study work
Other words: way, earth, world, book, actions, abilities.

Truth in Television: Poverty really was once considered a mental illness and in a study it is shown that a judge will more likely give a harsher ruling just before his/her lunch break.

Source: Hanging Judge
Subverted in an episode of Boston Legal, in which a lawyer attempted to use a case study involving a monkey in one of his closing arguments, but the judge was not impressed.

Source: Everything's Better with Monkeys
Instead, I will study any and all legal materials available pertaining to what constitutes "life" as far as the law is concerned, and spend my time carefully constructing arguments for my case to present to whatever judge or tribunal would determine what rights I am eligible to receive.

Source: Just For Fun / The Universal Genre Savvy Guide

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