I. judge [dʒʌdʒ] N
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It is difficult to judge which individuals are polyglots, as there is no uncontroversial definition of what it means to master a language.
en.wikipedia.org Carrot tops should be verdant and fresh but it's harder to judge freshness from a scrubbed, cellophane packed carrot.
www.farminglife.com On her 21st birthday, she will inherit a vast fortune as well as some legal papers that will incriminate her father, a crooked judge.
en.wikipedia.org His performance was praised all across the judge's panel and by other critics, who called it inventive.
en.wikipedia.org He was released from prison after fifteen months on a suspended sentence issued by the original circuit judge that sentenced him.
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