Judge
Judge verb - To give an opinion about (something at issue or in dispute).
Utter
Utter verb - To send forth using the vocal chords.
Common collocations
Both words in one sentence
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The episode of The Big Bang Theory where Sheldon commits contempt of court - or rather utter contempt of the judge - and is sent to the cells until he apologises.
Source: Prison Episode - All the while, a certain princess of the night watches his every move, unable to judge if this new visitor will bring safety or utter destruction upon the land.
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If you don't like what the judge is doing, you take it to the next forum, but you do NOT stand there and say "That's your opinion" like a BABY, when a judge rules against DON'T EVEN UTTER ANOTHER WORD!!
Source: Series / The People's Court
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