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Judge with

Part of Speech: Verb

Sense 1: Assess or evaluate using personal judgment or subjective criteria

Sample Sentence: When choosing a candidate for a job, it is important to judge with objectivity and fairness.

Sense 2: Form an opinion or make a decision after careful consideration

Sample Sentence: After reviewing all the evidence presented in the trial, the jury had to judge with conviction.

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Sense 3: Exercise authority or make a ruling as a judge

Sample Sentence: The judge with a stern demeanor listened to both sides of the argument before delivering the final verdict.

Part of Speech: Adjective

Sense 1: Referring to a popular or well-regarded judge

Sample Sentence: The judge with a reputation for being fair and impartial was assigned the high-profile case.

Part of Speech: Noun

Sense 1: A person who presides over a court of law and makes legal decisions

Sample Sentence: The judge with years of experience handled complex criminal cases with expertise.

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Sense 2: A small-scale, local competition or event

Sample Sentence: The community organized a judge-with-your-feet dance competition to showcase local talent.

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Sense 3: A person who makes a decision or forms an opinion based on personal views

Sample Sentence: She was known as a harsh judge with minimal tolerance for mistakes in her department.

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