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What are some other words for judgemental?

Here are some other words for "judgemental," categorized by nuance:

General negativity:

* Critical: Focuses on finding fault.

* Condemning: Expressing strong disapproval.

* Censorious: Expressing severe criticism, especially moral disapproval.

* Scornful: Expressing contempt or disdain.

* Disparaging: Speaking negatively or belittlingly.

* Contemptuous: Showing or expressing contempt or disdain.

* Derogatory: Expressing a low opinion.

* Sneering: Expressing scorn or mockery with a facial expression.

* Supercilious: Behaving or looking as though one thinks one is superior to others.

Focusing on assumptions:

* Prejudiced: Having a preconceived opinion, usually negative.

* Biased: Having a tendency to favor one side over another.

* Preemptive: Acting before others have a chance to express their opinions.

* Assumptive: Making assumptions without sufficient evidence.

Focusing on severity:

* Unforgiving: Reluctant to forgive mistakes.

* Intolerant: Unwilling to accept differences of opinion or behavior.

* Harsh: Unkind and severe.

* Rigorous: Excessively strict or severe.

More neutral:

* Evaluative: Involving assessment or judgment.

* Opinionated: Having strong opinions and expressing them readily.

* Analytical: Breaking down situations into their parts and examining them.

* Observant: Paying close attention to detail.

The best word to use depends on the specific context and the nuance you want to convey.

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