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A decision made, especially by a court or tribunal

(law) The sentence imposed by a judge, court or tribunal

An opinion or assessment on the nature, character, or quality of something

The ability to make considered decisions or come to sensible conclusions

A view or opinion that is held or expressed

The science of weights and measures or of measurement

The act of making a judgment

The climax or outcome of events

A critical consideration of one's conscience

The act of endorsing something, usually by being complimentary

An incidental remark, especially (law) in a court's judgment that is not essential to the disposition of the case

A person's predestined situation or status in life

The expression of very strong disapproval

An official order that has the force of law

The act, or result, of comparing two things or people

Guidance offered with regard to prudent future action

A classification or ranking of someone or something based on a comparative assessment

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Noun

A decision made, especially by a court or tribunal

deferred sentence

suspended sentence

determining guilt

pronouncement of guilt

declaration of guilt

visualisation^UK

visualization^US

considered opinion

sending up the river

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“The Court is expected to give its judgment within the next ten days.”

Noun

(law) The sentence imposed by a judge, court or tribunal

“He argues the Court's judgment was excessive and unnecessarily punitive.”

Noun

An opinion or assessment on the nature, character, or quality of something

considered opinion

ballpark figure

rough calculation

approximate calculation

evaluative criticism

subjective evaluation

textual examination

critical assessment

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“Perhaps my ultimate judgment on the movie's value is going to be biased in such a way that it might have no bearing on whether you like or dislike the movie.”

Noun

The ability to make considered decisions or come to sensible conclusions

intellectuality

perspicaciousness

levelheadedness

logical thought

cognitive faculties

scientific thinking

presence of mind

soundness of mind

clear-sightedness

powers of discernment

sharp-wittedness

resourcefulness

level-headedness

quick-wittedness

powers of reasoning

clear-headedness

far-sightedness

sound judgement

native intelligence

considerateness

mental faculties

differentiation

the right stuff

connoisseurship

acquaintanceship

foresightedness

knowing inside out

exercising judgment

razor-sharpness

keen-wittedness

knowledgeability

practical intelligence

powers of intuition

soundness of judgement

right-mindedness

sense one was born with

familiarity with

acquaintance with

acknowledgement^UK

forethoughtfulness

balance of mind

accomplishments

conversance with

imaginativeness

breadth of view

forward planning

ability to understand

greater understanding

better understanding

enhanced understanding

superior understanding

comprehensive understanding

improved understanding

foresightfulness

acknowledgment^US

aesthetic sense

intellectual capacity

mental capacity

practical knowledge

intellectual power

quickness of mind

professionalism

specialization^US

academic attainment

specialisation^UK

emotional response

chain of thought

syllogistic reasoning

train of thought

course of thought

antithesis and synthesis

rationalization^US

intellectual capabilities

rationalisation^UK

rationalizing^US

rationalising^UK

thought process

whys and wherefores

line of reasoning

process of reasoning

why and wherefore

line of thought

body of knowledge

chain of reasoning

sharp-sightedness

knowledgeableness

responsibleness

great intelligence

great intellect

soundness of judgment

thinking outside the box

good management

academic training

higher education

academic knowledge

careful budgeting

powers of thought

intelligence quotient

sense of responsibility

powers of comprehension

intellectual attainment

academic achievement

branch of knowledge

body of information

inquisitiveness

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“It is a skill, a capacity to be resourceful, to exercise one's judgment in response to what the situation requires.”

Noun

A view or opinion that is held or expressed

way of thinking

school of thought

two cents' worth

sneaking suspicion

frame of reference

where one is at

generalization^US

hypothesizing^US

accepted wisdom

considered opinion

rationalization^US

generalisation^UK

rationalisation^UK

way of looking at things

hypothesising^UK

ballpark figure

emotional state

line of thinking

conceptualization^US

two cents worth

acknowledgement^UK

conceptualisation^UK

logical reasoning

acknowledgment^US

shot in the dark

line of thought

way of looking at it

ballpark figures

rough calculations

reading between the lines

article of faith

right of speech

right of free speech

personal feeling

thought process

top of the list

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Noun

The science of weights and measures or of measurement

holding ability

distance lengthwise

extent lengthwise

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Noun

The act of making a judgment

Noun

The climax or outcome of events

final reckoning

day of reckoning

moment of truth

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Noun

A critical consideration of one's conscience

Noun

The act of endorsing something, usually by being complimentary

acknowledgement^UK

acknowledgment^US

character reference

favorable mention

favourable mention

special mention

words of approbation

words of approval

honorable mention

honourable mention

letter of support

two cents' worth

letter of recommendation

certificate of competence

letter of reference

letter of introduction

certificate of character

flattering remark

pat on the back

mark of respect

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Noun

An incidental remark, especially (law) in a court's judgment that is not essential to the disposition of the case

two cents' worth

whispered remark

confidential remark

vocalization^US

vocalisation^UK

critical analysis

secondary source

acknowledgement^UK

acknowledgment^US

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Noun

A person's predestined situation or status in life

predetermination

handwriting on wall

lap of the gods

way the ball bounces

way the cookie crumbles

what is written in the stars

handwriting on the wall

what is written

wheel of fortune

inescapableness

course of events

astral influence

one's lot in life

roll of the dice

fighting chance

what is to come

writing on the wall

way cookie crumbles

hand one is dealt

divine intervention

outside influence

unforeseen event

a twist of fate

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Noun

The expression of very strong disapproval

verbal onslaught

character assassination

rap over the knuckles

slap on the wrist

dissatisfaction

stream of abuse

excommunication

punitive action

verbal disapproval

stigmatization^US

harsh criticism

stigmatisation^UK

underestimation

slap in the face

kick in the teeth

disreputableness

anathematization

loss of reputation

threat of punishment

pronouncement of guilt

declaration of guilt

determining guilt

critical remark

critical remarks

blameworthiness

bill of indictment

considered opinion

sending up the river

oral punishment

flea in your ear

piece of one's mind

backhanded compliment

rap on the knuckles

verbal blasting

aversive stimulus

verbal thrashing

slap on the wrists

piece of your mind

negative reinforcement

flea in the ear

flea in one's ear

haul over the coals

being put in one's place

source of discredit

loss of respect

a slanging match

scandalmongering

rumourmongering^UK

rumormongering^US

snappy comeback

defamation of character

malicious gossip

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Noun

An official order that has the force of law

Act of Parliament

legislative document

piece of legislation

authorization^US

authorisation^UK

official statement

public statement

coercive measure

punitive measure

working principle

official sanction

expressed desire

chapter and verse

generalization^US

generalisation^UK

coercive measures

punitive action

official document

acknowledgment^US

acknowledgement^UK

stamp of approval

seal of approval

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Noun

The act, or result, of comparing two things or people

differentiation

differentiating

telling the difference

superintendence

cross-examination

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Noun

Guidance offered with regard to prudent future action

Noun

A classification or ranking of someone or something based on a comparative assessment

estimated price

estimated value

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