Judgment Synonyms and Antonyms

jujmənt
A position arrived at by reasoning from premises or general principles
(Noun)
Synonyms:
  1. conclusion
  2. deduction
  3. illation
  4. illative
  5. inference
The ability to judge
(Noun)
Synonyms:
  1. acumen
  2. sense
  3. sagacity
  4. wisdom
  5. discernment
  6. horse sense
  7. perspicacity
  8. judgement
  9. discrimination
  10. taste
  11. penetration
  12. shrewdness
  13. sapience
  14. understanding
  15. knowledge
  16. common sense
  17. good-sense
  18. wit
  19. keenness
  20. sharpness
  21. critical faculty
  22. reason
  23. reasoning power
  24. rationality
  25. rational faculty
  26. intuition
  27. acuteness
  28. perception
  29. incisiveness
  30. intelligence
  31. awareness
  32. sophistication
  33. ingenuity
  34. experience
  35. profundity
  36. depth
  37. brilliance
  38. mentality
  39. subtlety
  40. intellectual power
  41. critical spirit
  42. capacity
  43. comprehension
  44. sanity
  45. lucidity
  46. levelheadedness
  47. clearheadedness
  48. mother-wit
  49. quickness
  50. readiness
  51. grasp
  52. apprehension
  53. perspicuousness
  54. soundness
  55. genius
  56. reach
  57. range
  58. breadth
  59. astuteness
  60. prudence
  61. gumption
  62. discretion
  63. sagesse (French)
  64. savvy
  65. gray matter
  66. brains
  67. a good head
  68. sagaciousness
  69. sound judgment
  70. sound judgement
Antonyms:
  1. stupidity
  2. simplicity
  3. naiveté
  4. naivete
An act of God
(Noun)
Synonyms:
  1. retribution
  2. visitation
  3. sentence
  4. misfortune
  5. manifestation
  6. chastisement
  7. correction
  8. castigation
  9. judgement
  10. mortification
  11. affliction
  12. infliction
  13. nemesis
  14. rap
  15. judging
Antonyms:
  1. misjudgment
  2. ignorance
  3. stupidity
  4. inanity
The capacity to assess situations or circumstances and draw sound conclusions; good sense:
(Noun)
Synonyms:
  1. reason

Words Related to Judgment

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Judgment Sentence Examples

  • I trust your judgment better than I do my own.

  • Making judgment after the fact is far easier than before.

  • He had created her dependency on his judgment and now it was up to him to make sure she learned to defend herself.

  • You had faith in my judgment then.

  • Or was it that she had more faith in Alex's judgment than her own?

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