judge

The word “judge” has 1 syllable: judge

It's pronounced as /dʒʌdʒ/


What is synonym and antonym for judge?

In the thesaurus, “judge” has 150 synonyms and 36 antonyms.

Here are synonyms and antonyms for judge along with examples of usage in sentences.


Synonyms for judge

  • accept
  • act on
  • adjudge
  • adjudicate
  • adjudicator
  • allow
  • appraise
  • appraiser
  • appreciate
  • approximate
  • arbiter
  • arbitrate
  • arbitrator
  • arrive
  • ascertain
  • assess
  • assessor
  • assume
  • auditor
  • authority
  • beak
  • believe
  • bench
  • calculate
  • call
  • chancellor
  • check
  • chief justice
  • circuit judge
  • collect
  • conceive
  • conciliator
  • conclude
  • condemn
  • conjecture
  • consider
  • construe
  • contemplate
  • court
  • critic
  • criticize
  • decide
  • decider
  • decree
  • deduce
  • deduct
  • deem
  • deliberate
  • depend
  • derive
  • determine
  • discern
  • distinguish
  • doom
  • draw
  • draw a conclusion
  • esteem
  • estimate
  • evaluate
  • evaluator
  • examine
  • expert
  • extrapolate
  • feel
  • figure
  • find
  • find out
  • gage
  • gather
  • gauge
  • give a hearing
  • go-between
  • guess
  • hear
  • hold
  • honor
  • imagine
  • infer
  • inspector
  • intercessor
  • intermediary
  • intermediate
  • interpret
  • interpreter
  • judiciary
  • jurisconsult
  • jurisprudent
  • jurist
  • justice
  • justice of peace
  • justice of the peace
  • legal official
  • magister
  • magistrate
  • make
  • make out
  • marshal
  • master
  • mediate
  • mediator
  • mediatrix
  • moderate
  • moderator
  • negotiate
  • negotiator
  • ombudsman
  • pass sentence
  • peacemaker
  • perceive
  • philosophize
  • place
  • ponder
  • presume
  • presuppose
  • pronounce sentence
  • prosecute
  • put
  • rate
  • rationalize
  • read
  • reason
  • reckon
  • reconciler
  • redetermine
  • referee
  • regard
  • rejudge
  • rely
  • resolve
  • review
  • rule
  • sentence
  • settle
  • sit
  • size up
  • speculate
  • squire
  • suppose
  • surmise
  • test
  • think
  • troubleshooter
  • trust
  • try
  • umpire
  • understand
  • value
  • view
  • warden
  • weigh

Antonyms for judge

  • approve
  • begin
  • calculate
  • calibrate
  • compute
  • depart
  • disbelieve
  • discredit
  • disperse
  • disregard
  • distribute
  • distrust
  • divide
  • doubt
  • equivocate
  • hedge
  • hesitate
  • ignore
  • leave
  • lose
  • measure
  • miss
  • mistrust
  • neglect
  • overlook
  • praise
  • pussyfoot
  • question
  • reject
  • scale
  • scatter
  • skirt
  • start
  • suspect
  • waver
  • work out

Meanings of judge

  • noun
    1. A public official whose duty it is to administer the law, especially by presiding over trials and rendering judgments; a justice.
    2. A person who decides the fate of someone or something that has been called into question.
    3. A person officiating at a sports event or similar.
    4. A person who evaluates something or forms an opinion.
  • verb
    1. To sit in judgment on; to pass sentence on.
    2. To sit in judgment, to act as judge.
    3. To form an opinion on.
    4. To arbitrate; to pass opinion on something, especially to settle a dispute etc.
    5. To have as an opinion; to consider, suppose.
    6. To form an opinion; to infer.
    7. To criticize or label another person or thing.

Example Sentences

  • It’s important to not judge others without understanding their situation.
  • The judge carefully reviewed all the evidence before making a decision.
  • Don’t judge a book by its cover, as appearances can be misleading.
  • The committee will judge the entries based on creativity and originality.
  • She was quick to judge her colleague's actions without knowing the full story.

On this page you'll find 186 synonyms, antonyms, or another words to judge, such as: accept, act on, adjudge, adjudicate, adjudicator, allow, appraise.

Make sure to choose synonyms and antonyms that are appropriate for the context of the sentence.

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  • right
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  • sentence
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  • shred
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  • simple
  • skosh
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  • specially
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  • supreme
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  • suspicion
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  • terrible
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  • undying
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  • unrestricted
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  • utter
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  • very
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  • way
  • whacking
  • whit
  • wholly
  • whoop
  • wicked
  • wildly

ideate

  • analyze
  • appraise
  • appreciate
  • brood
  • cerebrate
  • cogitate
  • comprehend
  • conceit
  • conceive
  • concoct
  • consider
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  • daydream
  • deduce
  • deliberate
  • dream
  • envisage
  • envision
  • estimate
  • evaluate
  • examine
  • fabricate
  • fancy
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  • fantasy
  • feature
  • figure out
  • foresee
  • hallucinate
  • have in mind
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  • intellectualize
  • invent
  • judge
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  • manufacture
  • meditate
  • mull
  • mull over
  • muse
  • picture
  • plan
  • ponder
  • prefigure
  • project
  • rationalize
  • re-create
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  • relive
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  • stargaze
  • stew
  • stop to consider
  • study
  • take under consideration
  • turn over
  • vision
  • visualize
  • weigh

name

  • Christian name
  • Potemkin village
  • VIP
  • abuse
  • accept
  • adjudge
  • adjudicate
  • admiration
  • adopt
  • advertise
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  • air
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  • big name
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  • bigwig
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  • brand name
  • brickbat
  • bring up
  • broach
  • broadcast
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  • call
  • catcall
  • cause celebre
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  • celebrated
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  • character
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  • cherry-pick
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  • choose
  • christen
  • cite
  • clarify
  • classify
  • clepe
  • cloak
  • code-name
  • cogitate
  • cognomen
  • cognominate
  • commission
  • compellation
  • conclude
  • connote
  • consecrate
  • consider
  • constitute
  • contemplate
  • coordinate
  • create
  • credit
  • creditable
  • criticism
  • crown
  • cryptonym
  • cull
  • cut
  • dart
  • debate
  • decide
  • declare
  • decree
  • define
  • delegate
  • deliberate
  • demigod
  • demonstration
  • denominate
  • denomination
  • denotation
  • denote
  • depute
  • deputize
  • designate
  • designation
  • destine
  • detail
  • determine
  • dig
  • dignitary
  • diminutive
  • dis
  • disapproval
  • disgrace
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  • display
  • diss
  • distinguished
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  • entertainer
  • enthrone
  • entitle
  • epithet
  • eponym
  • espouse
  • establish
  • esteem
  • esteemed
  • estimable
  • explain
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  • exterior
  • facade
  • face
  • fame
  • famed
  • family name
  • famous
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  • fiction
  • figure
  • find
  • first blush
  • first name
  • fix
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  • forename
  • front
  • gibe
  • gird
  • give a handle
  • given name
  • gloss
  • good
  • guise
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  • handpick
  • head
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  • headliner
  • heartthrob
  • hero
  • hint
  • honor
  • honorable
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  • hypocorism
  • icon
  • identify
  • idol
  • ikon
  • illustrious
  • image
  • imitation
  • immortal
  • implication
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  • impression
  • inaugurate
  • index
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  • indignity
  • induct
  • infer
  • infiltrate
  • insinuate
  • insinuation
  • install
  • instance
  • instate
  • institute
  • insult
  • intend
  • interject
  • interpolate
  • interpose
  • intimate
  • introduce
  • invective
  • invest
  • jeer
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  • judge
  • kahuna
  • knock
  • label
  • light
  • likeness
  • lion
  • list
  • luminary
  • magnate
  • maiden name
  • make
  • make-belief
  • make-believe
  • mark
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  • matronymic
  • meditate
  • megastar
  • mention
  • middle name
  • miscall
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  • mistitle
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  • mogul
  • monicker
  • moniker
  • monogram
  • monomial
  • monument
  • nabob
  • namesake
  • nickname
  • nom de guerre
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  • nomen
  • nomenclature
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  • notability
  • notable
  • note
  • notice
  • notoriety
  • odor
  • offence
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  • opprobrium
  • opt
  • orchestrate
  • ordain
  • outrage
  • outward
  • panjandrum
  • patina
  • patronymic
  • peg
  • pen name
  • persona
  • personage
  • personality
  • pet name
  • pick
  • pillar
  • pin down
  • place
  • place name
  • point to
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  • ponder
  • pose
  • praise
  • praiseworthy
  • prefer
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  • preselect
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  • pronounce
  • proper name
  • pseudonym
  • publicize
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  • put down for
  • put finger on
  • put tag on
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  • question
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  • rechristen
  • recognize
  • recognized
  • redoubtable
  • refer to
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  • regard
  • relabel
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  • resemblance
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  • respectable
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  • reverence
  • rubric
  • rule
  • ruminate
  • sarcasm
  • seeming
  • select
  • semblance
  • set
  • settle
  • shame
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  • show
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  • somebody
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  • sound
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  • stage name
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  • star
  • stigmatize
  • study
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  • surface
  • surname
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  • taunt
  • term
  • throne
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  • torment
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  • umpire
  • veneer
  • venerable
  • vernacular
  • vituperation
  • weigh
  • well-known
  • worm
  • worthy

quantify

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