Judgement
Judgement noun - The act of judging or assessing a person or situation or event.
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Synonyms for Judgement
Reasoning and judgement are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Reasoning" instead a noun "Judgement".
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Related pairs
- inference and judgement
- inference and reasoning
- opinion and judgement
- opinion and reasoning
- understanding and judgement
- understanding and reasoning
- sense and judgement
- sense and reasoning
- thought and judgement
- thought and reasoning
- mind and judgement
- mind and reasoning
- perception and judgement
- perception and reasoning
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- The attack Judgement was translated in Germany to "Urteilskraft", either meaning "power of judgement" or "reasoning powers".
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However, one bolt of lightning was enough to make them malfunction and turn them into deranged androids considering that they were only programmed to fight and not use moral reasoning or sound judgement.
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Reasoning with God: In "The Last Trump", God announces that it's time for the Judgement Day, but a junior angel notices a loophole in the declaration, plucks up his courage, and successfully argues for the whole thing to be postponed.
Source: Creator / Isaac Asimov
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