judged
Weighed and decided
Judged is the past tense of judge—to form an opinion, make a decision, or evaluate something.
A court case is judged by a jury.
A competition is judged by experts.
She judged the distance carefully before jumping.
In casual speech, to feel judged is to sense others disapproving of you: I felt so judged when I ordered dessert.
Determined worth or quality
- appraisedEstimated monetary worth
- gaugedDetermined extent or amount
- ratedAssigned a value
- measuredCarefully considered, unhurried
analyzed · scrutinized · examined · reviewed · weighed · estimated · quantified · valued
Judicial proceedings chamber
- verdictOfficial court decision
- juryLegal decision-making body
- trialJudicial examination of claims
- acquittalFormal clearing of charges
sentence · prosecution · defendant · testimony · evidence · appeal · bench · gavel
Responsible for wrongdoing
- sentencedGiven punishment legally
- prisonConfinement for offenders
- felonSerious crime perpetrator
- incarcerationConfinement in jail
verdict · trial · plea · inmate · parole · probation · criminal · offender
Moral correctness or virtue
- ethicsStudy of right conduct
- moralConcerning right conduct
- integrityMoral soundness and consistency
- principlesFoundational moral beliefs
accountability · conscience · sin · virtue · condemned · reproached · rebuked · hypocrisy
Subjective personal belief
- impressionEffect on the mind
- stereotypeFixed oversimplified notion
- biasUnfair inclination or prejudice
- prejudicePreformed unfavorable opinion
viewpoint · misconception · belief · perspective · reputation · esteem · image · appearance
Earned points in competition
- rankedAssigned relative position
- winnerOne who prevails
- finalistLast-round participant
- performanceCarrying out a task
contest · tournament · medal · podium · qualifier · elimination · matchup · disqualified
evaluated
Determined worth or quality
measured · analyzed · scrutinized · examined · reviewed · weighed · estimated · quantified · valued · calculated
courtroom
Judicial proceedings chamber
acquittal · sentence · prosecution · defendant · testimony · evidence · appeal · bench · gavel · magistrate
guilty
Responsible for wrongdoing
incarceration · verdict · trial · plea · inmate · parole · probation · criminal · offender · penitentiary
righteousness
Moral correctness or virtue
principles · accountability · conscience · sin · virtue · condemned · reproached · rebuked · hypocrisy · self-righteous
opinion
Subjective personal belief
- impressionEffect on the mind
- stereotypeFixed oversimplified notion
- biasUnfair inclination or prejudice
prejudice · viewpoint · misconception · belief · perspective · reputation · esteem · image · appearance · character
scored
Earned points in competition
performance · contest · tournament · medal · podium · qualifier · elimination · matchup · disqualified · criteria
- social stigmastigma, stigmatized, shame, shamed, disgrace
- examinedobserved, watched, inspected, studied, surveyed
- humiliationashamed, abasement, embarrassed, chagrin, mortified
- interpretedtranslated, explained, decoded, understood, read
- ranking wordsrated, ranked, scored, firstly, secondly
- outcomesoutcome, win, effect, impact, success
judgedunjudged
Not yet evaluated
undecided · pending · unresolved · undetermined · unsettled
judgedaccepted
Formally agreed to
unquestioned · embraced · tolerated · overlooked · ignored
- judgment dayFinal divine assessment
- snap judgmentRapid evaluation without deliberation
- judgment callDecision based on opinion
- pass judgmentReach official decision
- poor judgment
- judge and juryCombined legal authority
judge, judgment, judges, judging, misjudge, prejudge, misjudged, adjudge, prejudged