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Definition of judgment
Thanks for using this online dictionary, we have been helping millions of people improve their use of the english language with its free online services. English definition of judgment is as below...
"Judgment
(v. i.) The power or
faculty
of
performing
such
operations
(see 1); esp., when
unqualified,
the
faculty
of
judging
or
deciding
rightly,
justly,
or
wisely;
good
sense;
as, a man of
judgment;
a
politician
without
judgment..
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Waver
::
Waver (v. i.) To be
unsettled
in
opinion;
to
vacillate;
to be
undetermined;
to
fluctuate;
as, to water in
judgment..
Retribution
::
Retribution
(n.)
Specifically,
reward
and
punishment,
as
distributed
at the
general
judgment..
Arbitrage
::
Arbitrage
(n.)
Judgment
by an
arbiter;
authoritative
determination.
Wisdom
::
Wisdom
(a.) The
quality
of being wise;
knowledge,
and the
capacity
to make due use of it;
knowledge
of the best ends and the best
means;
discernment
and
judgment;
discretion;
sagacity;
skill;
dexterity..
Arret
::
Arret (n.) A
judgment,
decision,
or
decree
of a court or high
tribunal;
also, a
decree
of a
sovereign..
Verdict
::
Verdict
(n.)
Decision;
judgment;
opinion
pronounced;
as, to be
condemned
by the
verdict
of the
public..
Nonplus
::
Nonplus
(n.) A state or
condition
which
daffles
reason
or
confounds
judgment;
insuperable
difficalty;
inability
to
proceed
or
decide;
puzzle;
quandary.
Reverse
::
Reverse
(a.) To
overthrow
by a
contrary
decision;
to make void; to under or
annual
for
error;
as, to
reverse
a
judgment,
sentence,
or
decree..
Self-condemnation
::
Self-condemnation
(n.)
Condemnation
of one's self by one's own
judgment.
Crank
::
Crank (n.) A
person
full of
crotchets;
one given to
fantastic
or
impracticable
projects;
one whose
judgment
is
perverted
in
respect
to a
particular
matter.
Foolish
::
Foolish
(a.)
Marked
with, or
exhibiting,
folly;
void of
understanding;
weak in
intellect;
without
judgment
or
discretion;
silly;
unwise..
Sentence
::
Sentence
(n.) An
opinion;
a
decision;
a
determination;
a
judgment,
especially
one of an
unfavorable
nature..
Toleration
::
Toleration
(n.)
Hence,
freedom
from
bigotry
and
severity
in
judgment
of the
opinions
or
belief
of
others,
especially
in
respect
to
religious
matters..
Judgment
::
Judgment
(v. i.) The
conclusion
or
result
of
judging;
an
opinion;
a
decision.
Conviction
::
Conviction
(n.) A
judgment
of
condemnation
entered
by a court
having
jurisdiction;
the act or
process
of
finding
guilty,
or the state of being found
guilty
of any crime by a legal
tribunal..
Taste
::
Taste (n.) The power of
perceiving
and
relishing
excellence
in human
performances;
the
faculty
of
discerning
beauty,
order,
congruity,
proportion,
symmetry,
or
whatever
constitutes
excellence,
particularly
in the fine arts and
belles-letters;
critical
judgment;
discernment..
Decision
::
Decision
(n.) The act of
deciding;
act of
settling
or
terminating,
as a
controversy,
by
giving
judgment
on the
matter
at
issue;
determination,
as of a
question
or
doubt;
settlement;
conclusion..
Inebriate
::
Inebriate
(v. t.) Fig.: To
disorder
the
senses
of; to
exhilarate
or elate as if by
spirituous
drink;
to
deprive
of sense and
judgment;
also, to
stupefy..
Thought
::
Thought
(n.) That which is
thought;
an idea; a
mental
conception,
whether
an
opinion,
judgment,
fancy,
purpose,
or
intention..
Attach
::
Attach
(v. t.) To take by legal
authority:
(a) To
arrest
by writ, and bring
before
a
court,
as to
answer
for a debt, or a
contempt;
--
applied
to a
taking
of the
person
by a civil
process;
being now
rarely
used for the
arrest
of a
criminal.
(b) To seize or take
(goods
or real
estate)
by
virtue
of a writ or
precept
to hold the same to
satisfy
a
judgment
which may be
rendered
in the suit. See
Attachment,
4..
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