judgment; to judge; to decide; a proposition
Meanings
3 senses · 9 examplesnoun
judgment; proposition (in logic); a logical form of thinking
formalA technical term in logic and philosophy, but also used more generally. Refers to the mental act of affirming or denying something, expressed as a proposition.
Logic requires us to make clear judgments.
The truth of this proposition needs to be verified.
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His judgment conforms to formal logic.
verb
to judge; to decide; to assess
neutralThe most common usage. Refers to forming an opinion or conclusion after consideration.
Your judgment is very correct.
We need to make a judgment based on the facts.
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Correct judgment comes from rich experience.
I judge that he won't come today.
verb
to adjudicate; to pass judgment (on a case)
literaryA formal, literary, or legal usage, specifically for judicial contexts.
The judge adjudicated this case according to the law.
This case has been adjudicated by the Supreme Court (historical).