judgments
- 1Plural of judgment.
The court issued conflicting judgments on nearly identical legal questions.
Her judgments about character proved remarkably accurate over the years.
Note
A regular plural, though only some uses of judgment take it. Counting works for what judging produces (opinions, decisions, a court's rulings), so a court hands down judgments and two critics' judgments can differ. The faculty itself, as in showing good judgment, is rarely pluralized. The spelling without an e after the g is the US standard; judgements is the same word spelled with it.
judgments is a form of judgment
judgment, noun: The mental faculty of deciding rightly or wisely; the power to form sound opinions and make sensible decisions. Full entry
- Forms
- judgmentjudgments plural
- Spelling
- judgment → judgments: add -s
- Sound
- The ending sounds like /s/.
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