Judgment:

Noun:

1. The ability to make considered decisions or come to sensible conclusions.
2. An opinion or conclusion.
3. A formal decision given by a court.

Prepositions:

• “Of” (judgment of)
• “On” (judgment on)
• “In” (judgment in)
• “About” (judgment about)

Collocations:

• Exercise judgment, use judgment, pass judgment, good judgment, sound judgment, exercise good judgment, exercise sound judgment.

Example Sentences:

1. She used her judgment to solve the problem quickly.
2. His judgment in financial matters is highly respected.
3. The committee will make a judgment on the proposal next week.
4. It’s important to reserve judgment until all the facts are known.
5. They reached a unanimous judgment in the case.
6. Her judgment was clouded by personal feelings.
7. He exercised poor judgment when investing in risky stocks.
8. They showed sound judgment in selecting the new manager.
9. The court issued a judgment in favor of the plaintiff.
10. His judgment was influenced by recent events.
11. The judge’s judgment was based on the evidence presented.
12. She’s known for her keen judgment in hiring the right people.
13. They made a judgment call to cancel the event due to bad weather.
14. It’s difficult to make a judgment without all the information.
15. He’s known for his fair and impartial judgments.
16. They rely on her judgment when making important decisions.
17. The jury deliberated for hours before reaching a judgment.
18. The doctor’s judgment was that surgery was necessary.
19. She hesitated to pass judgment on his actions.
20. The board of directors will render a judgment on the merger proposal.
21. Her judgment was questioned after the controversial decision.
22. They trust his judgment when evaluating project proposals.
23. The court’s judgment set a precedent for similar cases.
24. It’s important to use good judgment in delicate situations.
25. She exercised her best judgment in handling the crisis.
26. The committee’s judgment was based on careful consideration.
27. He seeks advice before making important judgments.
28. They made a judgment about the company’s future prospects.
29. She’s known for her ability to exercise sound judgment under pressure.
30. He’s reluctant to pass judgment without hearing both sides.
31. They rely on the judge’s judgment to interpret the law.
32. The jury’s judgment was influenced by the expert testimony.
33. They need to make a judgment call about the project’s timeline.
34. Her judgment was affected by the emotional nature of the case.
35. They respect his judgment in matters of strategic planning.
36. The court issued a final judgment in the lawsuit.
37. He exercises independent judgment in his role as a supervisor.
38. It’s important to use your best judgment in evaluating risks.
39. They questioned the judgment of the referee in the game.
40. She demonstrated poor judgment in handling the conflict.
41. He’s known for his quick judgment in emergency situations.
42. The judge’s judgment was fair and balanced.
43. They reached a collective judgment on the matter.
44. The board of directors will announce their judgment soon.
45. She’s seeking guidance on how to improve her judgment.
46. His judgment was clouded by personal bias.
47. The court’s judgment was based on legal precedent.
48. They reached a unanimous judgment about the new policy.
49. He’s known for his sharp judgment in financial matters.
50. The committee will render its judgment after reviewing the evidence.