judgments
word · lemma: judgment
Definition
Decisions or opinions formed after considering information, often about people, situations, or actions. 'Judgments' can also refer to official legal decisions from a court.
Usage & Nuances
'Judgments' is used in both everyday and legal contexts. Common collocations: 'make judgments', 'pass judgments', 'snap judgments'. Note British spelling: 'judgement' (non-legal contexts), but in US English 'judgment' is standard.
Example Sentences
Making fair judgments is important when working with others.
basic
The teacher gave her judgments on each student's project.
basic
Court judgments are final and must be followed.
basic
Try not to let negative judgments from others affect your self-confidence.
natural
Sometimes people make quick judgments without knowing the whole story.
natural
Her judgments about art are always interesting to hear.
natural