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judgment, also known as
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Do you mean the word’s definition, a synonym, or the legal term? A few likely continuations:
- Judgment (or judgement) — the ability to make considered decisions or come to sensible conclusions; also a decision given by a court.
- Also known as: decision, ruling, verdict (jury), determination, adjudication, decree (equity), sentence (criminal), evaluation, assessment.
- Spelling note: US English usually uses "judgment"; British English often uses "judgement" (though legal contexts commonly use "judgment").
Which of these did you mean, or would you like a definition or examples for a particular sense?
- Judgment (or judgement) — the ability to make considered decisions or come to sensible conclusions; also a decision given by a court.
- Also known as: decision, ruling, verdict (jury), determination, adjudication, decree (equity), sentence (criminal), evaluation, assessment.
- Spelling note: US English usually uses "judgment"; British English often uses "judgement" (though legal contexts commonly use "judgment").
Which of these did you mean, or would you like a definition or examples for a particular sense?
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