I. judge [dʒʌdʒ] N
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| you | judge |
| he/she/it | judges |
| we | judge |
| you | judge |
| they | judge |
| I | judged |
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| you | judged |
| he/she/it | judged |
| we | judged |
| you | judged |
| they | judged |
| I | have | judged |
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| you | have | judged |
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| you | had | judged |
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On appeal the judge's ruling was found to be erroneous.
en.wikipedia.org I don't know how it is an aggravating feature or element to be introduced in sentencing, the judge said...
en.wikipedia.org Yet despite his ability, on his retirement in 1997 he admitted that he would be inclined to do away with the judge's summing-up.
www.telegraph.co.uk Residents are quick to judge each other, and improper work or social habits receive strong criticism.
en.wikipedia.org He was the chief executive, chief priest, chief lawgiver, chief judge, and the sole commander-in-chief of the army.
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