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What is the verb for judgment?

The verb for judgment can depend on the context, but some common options include:

General judgment:

* Judge: This is the most straightforward verb, meaning to form an opinion or make a decision about something.

* Evaluate: To assess the value or quality of something.

* Assess: Similar to evaluate, but often implies a more systematic or formal assessment.

* Determine: To decide definitively after consideration.

* Conclude: To reach a decision or opinion after reasoning or investigation.

Legal or formal judgment:

* Adjudicate: To make a formal judgment or decision, especially in a court of law.

* Rule: To make a formal decision, especially in a court.

* Sentencing: To pronounce a judgment or punishment in a court of law.

* Condemn: To pronounce a judgment of guilt or punishment, often in a formal or public way.

Other verbs that imply judgment:

* Criticize: To find fault with something or someone.

* Condemn: To express strong disapproval of something.

* Approve: To formally accept or agree with something.

* Disapprove: To express that you do not agree with something.

The best verb to use will depend on the specific situation and the intended meaning.

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