n. a public official having authority to decide questions of law; v. to give an opinion about something at issue or in dispute
The judge gave his decision. OR I will judge the case based on the facts.
The judge gave his decision. OR I will judge the case based on the facts.
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The judge took cognizance of the thief's previous record.
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Who was the judge of the talent show?
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The litigant asked the judge to consider the facts.
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The judge must itinerate between various courtrooms each month.
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Who did Grant get into a fight with because his father helped to convince the spelling bee judge to consider all schools for the spelling bee contest?
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A clement judge might reduce the sentence.
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What does 'You can't judge a book by its cover' mean?
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The judge counted all the tallies for a final score.
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The judge asked the bailiff to bring in the next witness.
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Who played the judge in the play?
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The broad-minded judge listened to all sides of the story.
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What night was G.A. Gool going to judge the horror videos at Rotten School?
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The science fair judge is reviewing my statistical data.
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Which word did the judge use to tell about Cardigan's antlers?
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justice; magistrate; bench
defendant; plaintiff
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