Judges is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for JUDGES in dictionary:

VERB:
• JUDGE, to decide on critically
• form an opinion or conclusion about
• decide (a case) in a law court
• give a verdict on (someone) in a law court
• decide the results of (a competition)
NOUN:
• a public officer appointed to decide cases in a law court
• a person who decides the results of a competition
• a person able or qualified to give an opinion on something
• a leader having temporary authority in ancient Israel in the period between Joshua and the kings.
• a book of the Old Testament that tells the history of Israel under the leaders known as judges

Words related to JUDGES

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Words that contain JUDGES

adjudges18 rejudges17 forjudges21 judgeship23 misjudges20 prejudges20 forejudges22 judgeships24

How to use JUDGES in a sentence

• One is the proposal for the Recall of Judges, and the other for the Popular Review of Decisions, sometimes spoken of as the Recall of Decisions.
• The judges left the room and went into another apartment.
• And even where this had not been done, it would be natural that the judges, as men, should feel a strong predilection to the claims of their own government.
• But some persons err as to the character either of themselves, or of the judges, or of their adversaries and not only in actual fact, but often in word.
• For why should I blame him? Am I an idiot? And his influence could not have prevailed, had I not so chosen, when I stood before my judges and they questioned me.
• Ordinarily, the spectators must remain in the rear of the judges.
• Cabinet officers, custom-house officers, judges, district attorneys, and clerks in public offices were almost exclusively selected from army men.
• The judges were thrown into prison, and with them some of the leading merchants, including William de la Pole of Hull.
• Here we call the attention of all friends to public morality, and we appoint them judges of our method of procedure.
• On the other hand, the boy ceases to attend when the Character divers and Judges think his attendance no longer desirable.
• His way cannot be our way, but ultimately none of us will be his final judges.
• But there one told me how the Maid, before her judges, had said that, at Melun, by the fosse, her Saints had told her how she should be made prisoner before the feast of St.
• Hegarty, of Mill Street, county Cork, referred to in a previous letter, and by many other good judges.
• Judges, before whom witches were tried, were cautioned not to allow them to come near their persons nor the seat of judgment.
• Judges are guided and governed by the eternal laws of justice, to which we are all subject.
• The judges, in the thirty-fourth of the queen, complain to her majesty of the frequency of this practice.
• He took his place easily among the great Judges of the world.
• His friends take leave of him as another of the great and stately figures in the long and venerable procession of American Judges.
• She asked pardon of her judges, of the English, of King Henry, of the English princes of the realm.
• The Home Secretary was memorialed on the subject, and the application was renewed before the judges in court, but the efforts to obtain justice were fruitless.
• He seeks information from all quarters, and judges more independently than any man I ever knew.
• Denham, we used to say that we knew which of our friends would become judges, by looking at the girls they married.
• Present Irish Judges should retain their appointments, as in both previous Bills.
• Cotin had nothing to say in his own favour, but requested his judges would allow him to address them from the sermons which he preached.
• At Salem all the judges of the supreme court were in her audience and afterward called on her.
• Under the first Constitution of the State, these judges were nominated by the executive, and confirmed by the Senate.

Similar words containing JUDGE without suffix s

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