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Synonym for "judge"

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The synonym judge synonymous definition words:
judge [verb]
means "opinion"
appreciate, consider, estimate, reckon, regard, deem, esteem
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judge [verb]
means "law"
try, adjudicate
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judge [verb]
means "action"
determine, decide, conclude
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judge [noun]
means "person"
arbiter, arbitrator, magistrate, court, justice, referee, umpire
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Further results for the word "judge"

account [verb]
means "estimate"
judge
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adjudge [verb]
means "find guilty"
convict, damn, judge, doom, sentence, condemn
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adjudicate [verb]
means "try"
judge
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arbitrator [noun]
means "arbiter"
judge, magistrate, court, justice, referee, umpire
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calculate [verb]
means "presume"
anticipate, intend, suppose, assume, predict, judge
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censor [noun]
means "examiner"
inspector, judge
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censure [verb]
means "condemn"
denounce, chastise, disapprove, criticise, criticize, judge
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conclude [verb]
means "reach a conclusion"
judge
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condemn [verb]
means "find guilty"
convict, damn, judge, doom, sentence, adjudge
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court [noun]
means "law"
tribunal, magistrate, bench, judge, bar, forum of justice
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critic [noun]
means "person"
judge, censor, commentator, connoisseur, analyst
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deduce [verb]
means "reach a conclusion"
judge
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deem [verb]
means "estimate"
judge
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deliberate [verb]
means "consider"
muse, contemplate, judge, pause, meditate, ponder
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determine [verb]
means "ascertain"
judge, learn, ordain, certify, prove, check
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discern [verb]
means "determine"
penetrate, differentiate, discriminate, find out, distinguish, judge
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expert [noun]
means "person"
authority, judge, graduate, connoisseur, master, specialist
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find guilty [verb]
means "condemn"
convict, damn, judge, doom, sentence, adjudge
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find out [verb]
means "determine"
penetrate, differentiate, discriminate, discern, distinguish, judge
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inspector [noun]
means "examiner"
censor, judge
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knock [verb]
means "speech"
criticize, criticise, complain, carp, find fault with, judge
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linesman [noun]
means "sport"
referee, umpire, official, adjudicator, judge
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magistrate [noun]
means "arbiter"
arbitrator, judge, court, justice, referee, umpire
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make [verb]
means "activity"
estimate, judge, gauge, reckon
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mediator [noun]
means "arbitrator"
moderator, judge, negotiator
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moderator [noun]
means "chairman"
arbitrator, mediator, judge
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negotiator [noun]
means "mediator"
arbitrator, moderator, judge, go-between, intermediary, peacemaker
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official [noun]
means "referee"
umpire, linesman, adjudicator, judge
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officiate [verb]
means "umpire"
judge, referee, arbitrate, mediate
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premeditate [verb]
means "consider"
muse, contemplate, judge, pause, meditate, ponder
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reckon [verb]
means "estimate"
judge
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referee [verb]
means "arbitrate"
judge, umpire
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referee [noun]
means "arbiter"
judge, arbitrator, conciliator, umpire
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regard [verb]
means "consider"
estimate, surmise, deem, judge, look upon, suppose
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rule [verb]
means "action"
decide, decree, deem, judge, order, establish
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sentence [verb]
means "convict"
condemn, proscribe, judge, doom, damn
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settle [verb]
means "activity"
set, judge, verify, determine, establish, prove
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tribunal [noun]
means "forum of justice"
court, magistrate, bench, judge, bar, forum
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try [verb]
means "law"
judge, decide, hear, examine, referee
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umpire [verb]
means "activity"
referee, mediate, arbitrate, adjudicate, judge, decide
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umpire [noun]
means "person"
arbiter, mediator, negotiator, arbitrator, referee, judge
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value [verb]
means "cost"
judge, reckon
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weigh [verb]
means "opinion"
judge, evaluate, assess, review, consider, reckon
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judgement [noun]
means "understanding"
wisdom, sagacity, discernment, discretion, prudence, intelligence, perspicacity
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judgement [noun]
means "decision"
verdict, conclusion, decree, determination, estimate, opinion
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doom [noun]
means "sentence"
condemnation, opinion, decision, judgement
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induction [noun]
means "reasoning"
deduction, inference, judgement, conjecture, rationalisation, rationalization
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knowledge [noun]
means "understanding"
comprehension, perception, judgement, wisdom, insight, discernment
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logic [noun]
means "rationalism"
common sense, intellect, reason, intelligence, judgement, understanding
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mind [noun]
means "opinion"
belief, consideration, contemplation, judgement
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rationalism [noun]
means "reason"
common sense, intellect, logic, intelligence, judgement, understanding
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reason [noun]
means "mental condition"
rationalism, common sense, intellect, logic, intelligence, judgement
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review [noun]
means "process"
critique, criticism, analysis, judgement, examination, inspection
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sentiment [noun]
means "opinion"
view, attitude, predilection, slant, feeling, judgement
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