Judge and Volunteer

Judge

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

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

Volunteer verb - To make a present of.

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Judge and volunteer are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Judge" instead a verb "Volunteer".

old	old judge	old volunteer
female	female judge	female volunteer
original	original judge	original volunteer
wise	wise judge	wise volunteer
Other adjectives: poor, actual, male, dark, new, former, military, local, elderly.

Corrupt justice on the Pennsylvania Supreme Court ordered to send a handwritten apology letter and a picture of herself in handcuffs to every judge in the state (in addition to fines, house arrest, and volunteer work) for using her judicial staff to help her campaign for reelection.

Source: Cool and Unusual Punishment
Many trainees that don't meet the harsh requirements for the Judge force volunteer to become space marines instead.

Source: Space Marine
A Fate Worse Than Death: Being turned into a succubus, according to many, which is why it's a volunteer emergency procedure, rather than a universal one: the soldiers are free to judge for themselves which fate is worse, and choose accordingly.

Source: Fan Fic / The Return

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