Judge and Veteran

Judge

Judge noun - A person who impartially decides or resolves a dispute or controversy.

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

Veteran noun - A person with long experience in a specified area.

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Judge and veteran are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Judge" instead a noun "Veteran".

old	old judge	old veteran
female	female judge	female veteran
complete	complete judge	complete veteran
wise	wise judge	wise veteran
Other adjectives: single, actual, black, famous, new, crazy, former, military, blind, retired, last, elderly.

Jack Arnold, the father in The Wonder Years, was a veteran of the Korean War; a first lieutenant in the USMC to judge from his photographs.

Source: Useful Notes / The Korean War
Additionally, a judge giving a defendant a harsher sentence because he's a veteran would be career suicide for the latter and an easy appeal for the former.

Source: Crime of Self-Defense
Mac Robinson (Charles Robinson), court clerk and Vietnam veteran, the accomplice to most of Judge Stone's pranks, his verbal foil and his closest friend.

Source: Series / Night Court

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