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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.) A
calamity
regarded
as sent by God, by way of
recompense
for wrong
committed;
a
providential
punishment..
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Discontinuance
::
Discontinuance
(n.) That
technical
interruption
of the
proceedings
in
pleading
in an
action,
which
follows
where a
defendant
does not
answer
the whole of the
plaintiff's
declaration,
and the
plaintiff
omits to take
judgment
for the part
unanswered..
Critique
::
Critique
(v.) To
criticise
or pass
judgment
upon.
Divine
::
Divine
(a.)
Proceeding
from God; as,
divine
judgments..
Nice
::
Nice
(superl.)
Apprehending
slight
differences
or
delicate
distinctions;
distinguishing
accurately
or
minutely;
carefully
discriminating;
as, a nice taste or
judgment..
Sharp
::
Sharp
(superl.)
Of keen
perception;
quick to
discern
or
distinguish;
having
nice
discrimination;
acute;
penetrating;
sagacious;
clever;
as, a sharp eye; sharp
sight,
hearing,
or
judgment..
Final
::
Final (a.)
Conclusive;
decisive;
as, a final
judgment;
the
battle
of
Waterloo
brought
the
contest
to a final
issue..
Confirm
::
Confirm
(v. t.) To
strengthen
in
judgment
or
purpose.
Prefer
::
Prefer
(v. t.) To carry or bring
(something)
forward,
or
before
one;
hence,
to bring for
consideration,
acceptance,
judgment,
etc.; to
offer;
to
present;
to
proffer;
to
address;
-- said
especially
of a
request,
prayer,
petition,
claim,
charge,
etc..
Prejudication
::
Prejudication
(n.) The act of
prejudicating,
or of
judging
without
due
examination
of facts and
evidence;
prejudgment..
Fine
::
Fine (n.) To
impose
a
pecuniary
penalty
upon for an
offense
or
breach
of law; to set a fine on by
judgment
of a
court;
to
punish
by fine; to
mulct;
as, the
trespassers
were fined ten
dollars..
Foolhardiness
::
Foolhardiness
(n.)
Courage
without
sense or
judgment;
foolish
rashness;
recklessness.
Judgment
::
"Judgment
(v. i.) That act of the mind by which two
notions
or ideas which are
apprehended
as
distinct
are
compared
for the
purpose
of
ascertaining
their
agreement
or
disagreement.
See 1. The
comparison
may be
threefold:
(1) Of
individual
objects
forming
a
concept.
(2) Of
concepts
giving
what is
technically
called
a
judgment.
(3) Of two
judgments
giving
an
inference.
Judgments
have been
further
classed
as
analytic,
synthetic,
and
identical..
Judgment
::
Judgment
(v. i.) The
conclusion
or
result
of
judging;
an
opinion;
a
decision.
Arret
::
Arret (n.) A
judgment,
decision,
or
decree
of a court or high
tribunal;
also, a
decree
of a
sovereign..
Observation
::
Observation
(n.)
Hence:
An
expression
of an
opinion
or
judgment
upon what one has
observed;
a
remark.
Fool
::
Fool (n.) A
person
deficient
in
intellect;
one who acts
absurdly,
or
pursues
a
course
contrary
to the
dictates
of
wisdom;
one
without
judgment;
a
simpleton;
a
dolt..
Prejudice
::
Prejudice
(n.) A bias on the part of
judge,
juror,
or
witness
which
interferes
with
fairness
of
judgment..
Morally
::
Morally
(adv.)
In a
manner
calculated
to serve as the basis of
action;
according
to the usual
course
of
things
and human
judgment;
according
to
reason
and
probability.
Adjudgment
::
Adjudgment
(n.) The act of
adjudging;
judicial
decision;
adjudication.
Rectitude
::
Rectitude
(n.) Right
judgment.
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