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UK/["/ˈdʒʌdʒmənt/"]/US/["/ˈdʒʌdʒmənt/"]/

Meaning of Judgement

the ability to make sensible decisions after carefully considering the best thing to do

In simple words: An opinion or decision about someone or something.

Judgement in a sentence

  • His judgement was clouded by emotions during the decision-making process.
  • We should not pass judgement on others without understanding their circumstances.
  • The judgement of the court was fair and just.
  • Her judgement in selecting the right candidate was praised by everyone.
  • In ancient times, people believed that divine judgement decided one's fate.

How to use Judgement

Use 'judgement' in discussions about decisions or opinions, often in contexts like court cases or personal views. Avoid in highly formal writing, where 'judgment' might be preferred.

Grammar pattern

standalone noun

Memory hint

Think of 'judge' plus the 'ment' of thinking or considering.

Related words

Collocations with Judgement

  • fine
  • good
  • shrewd
  • display
  • show
  • rely on
  • call
  • judgement about
  • judgement in
  • an error of judgement
  • a lack of judgement
  • a matter of judgement
  • accurate
  • balanced
  • impartial
  • form
  • make
  • express
  • be based on
  • in somebody’s judgement
  • judgement about
  • judgement against
  • judgement in somebody’s favour/​favor
  • value judgement
  • accurate
  • balanced
  • impartial
  • form
  • make
  • express
  • be based on
  • in somebody’s judgement
  • judgement about
  • judgement against
  • judgement in somebody’s favour/​favor
  • value judgement

Opposites of Judgement

Common mistakes with Judgement

  • Spelling 'judgement' incorrectly as 'judgment' in British English.
  • Confusing 'judgement' with 'judgment' and vice versa.
  • Using 'judgement' as a verb instead of a noun.

Compare Judgement with Decision, Opinion, Evaluation, Assessment, Conclusion

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Frequently asked questions about Judgement

What does Judgement mean?

An opinion or decision about someone or something.

What is the definition of Judgement?

the ability to make sensible decisions after carefully considering the best thing to do

How do you use Judgement in a sentence?

His judgement was clouded by emotions during the decision-making process.

Can you give another example of Judgement?

We should not pass judgement on others without understanding their circumstances.

What are synonyms for Judgement?

Common alternatives include decision, opinion, evaluation, assessment, conclusion.

What is the opposite of Judgement?

Opposite meanings include ignorance, indecision.

What words go with Judgement?

It commonly pairs with fine, good, shrewd, display, show, rely on, call, judgement about, judgement in, an error of judgement, a lack of judgement, a matter of judgement, accurate, balanced, impartial, form, make, express, be based on, in somebody’s judgement, judgement about, judgement against, judgement in somebody’s favour/​favor, value judgement, accurate, balanced, impartial, form, make, express, be based on, in somebody’s judgement, judgement about, judgement against, judgement in somebody’s favour/​favor, value judgement.

What are common mistakes when using Judgement?

Spelling 'judgement' incorrectly as 'judgment' in British English. Confusing 'judgement' with 'judgment' and vice versa. Using 'judgement' as a verb instead of a noun.

How do you pronounce Judgement?

US: /["/ˈdʒʌdʒmənt/"]/, UK: /["/ˈdʒʌdʒmənt/"]/. Listen to the audio above to hear native pronunciation.

When should I use Judgement?

Use 'judgement' in discussions about decisions or opinions, often in contexts like court cases or personal views. Avoid in highly formal writing, where 'judgment' might be preferred.

What CEFR level is Judgement?

"Judgement" is at B2 level on the CEFR scale.