judgment

judgment
n
1. decision, judicial decision, opinion, official opinion, adjudication, ruling, finding, verdict, decree, award, call; determination, resolution, outcome, upshot, result, penalty.
2. punishment, fate, doom, misfortune; condemnation, conviction, damnation, proscription, sentence, Inf. rap; death sentence, death warrant.
3. judging ability, discernment, discretion, prudence; wisdom, judiciousness, sagacity, clearheadedness, perspicacity, sense, good sense, common sense, levelheadedness, Inf. street sense; shrewdness, sharpness of mind, acumen; intelligence, brains, reasoning power, Inf. gray matter; understanding, penetration, perception, grasp; savoir faire, Inf. know-how, discrimination, taste, virtuosity, artistic taste, connoisseurship, aesthetic discernment.
4.All Law. monetary judgment, obligation, debt, judgment debt, damages, Inf. the damage, Inf. tariff.

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