Judge and Witness

Judge

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

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

Witness verb - To declare (something) to be true or genuine.

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Judge and witness are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Judge" instead a verb "Witness".

Nearby Words: witnessed, witnessing

old	old judge	old witness
female	female judge	female witness
particular	particular judge	particular witness
certain	certain judge	certain witness
Other adjectives: impartial, single, poor, actual, male, evil, black, main, new, sole, federal, last, said, elderly, younger.

power	judge power	witness power
woman	judge woman	witness woman
creation	judge creation	witness creation
world	judge world	witness world
Other words: mother, crime, memories.

Instead of eloquent, soulful arguments about why their clients deserve to live, the defense attorneys use underhanded methods that border on badgering both judge and witness.

Source: Deconstruction
Those Two Guys: Ma Jong and Chiao Tai, though they get more screen-time than is usual, and one story even has them witness a crime, and take immediate action while the judge is away.

Source: Literature / Judge Dee
Continuum: Julian is found not guilty at his trial for Roland's death because of witness perjury and jury tampering and a corrupt judge.

Source: Jury and Witness Tampering

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