JUGEMENT

Definition: JUGEMENT

JUGEMENT

Noun

1. Judgment.

Source: Webster's Revised Unabridged Dictionary (1913)
 

Date "JUGEMENT" was first used in popular English literature: sometime before 1880. (references)

Note: Jugement \Jug"e*ment\, noun. Judgment. [obsolete]. (Websters 1913)

"JUGEMENT" is a common misspelling or typo for: augment, judgment.

Imagination

Phrase: "a change came o'er the spirit of my dream"; aegri somnia vana; dolphinum appingit sylvis in fluctibus aprum; "fancy light from fancy caught"; "imagination rules the world"; l'imagination gallope, le jugement ne va que le pas; musaeo contingens cuncta lepore; tous songes sont mensonges; Wahrheil und Dichtung.

Crosswords: JUGEMENT

French (adjudication, decision, decree, doom, estimation, judge, judgement, opinion, rule, ruling, sentence, trial, verdict).

Le Jugement de Dieu (1949)

Source: compiled by the editor from various references; see credits.

Books

• Etude Philologique Du Jugement Dernier (Lo Jutgamen General), Drame Provencal Du Xve Siecle (reference)

• Judgment of the King of Bohemia: Le Jugement Dou Roy De Behaingne (reference)

• Le Jour De Jugement (reference)

• Le jugement de Pâris (reference)

• Le Jugement Dernier : implications éthiques sur le bonheur de l'homme, Mt 25, 31-46 (reference)

  (more book examples)

Music

• Pour en Finir Avec le Jugement de Dieu (reference)

  (more classical music examples; more popular music examples)

Source: compiled by the editor from various references; see credits.

Expression using "JUGEMENT": le jugement ne va que le pas. Additional references.

Danish

kaere en kendelse (to appeal from a jugement, to bring an appeal, to commence an appeal, to lodge an appeal, to take an appeal), indgive appelansoegning (to appeal from a jugement, to bring an appeal, to commence an appeal, to lodge an appeal, to take an appeal), appellere (to appeal from a jugement, to bring an appeal, to commence an appeal, to lodge an appeal, to take an appeal), anke en dom (to appeal from a jugement, to bring an appeal, to commence an appeal, to lodge an appeal, to take an appeal). (various references)

Dutch

in hoger beroep gaan (to appeal from a jugement, to bring an appeal, to commence an appeal, to lodge an appeal, to take an appeal). (various references)

Finnish

valittaa tuomiosta (to appeal from a jugement, to bring an appeal, to commence an appeal, to lodge an appeal, to take an appeal), tehdä valitus (to appeal from a jugement, to bring an appeal, to commence an appeal, to lodge an appeal, to take an appeal), hakea muutosta tuomioon (to appeal from a jugement, to bring an appeal, to commence an appeal, to lodge an appeal, to take an appeal). (various references)

French

se pourvoir en appel (to appeal from a jugement), relever appel (to appeal from a jugement), interjeter appel (to appeal from a jugement), former un appel (to appeal from a jugement), faire appel (to appeal from a jugement), appeler d'un jugement (to appeal from a jugement). (various references)

German

Berufung einlegen (to appeal from a jugement, to bring an appeal, to commence an appeal, to lodge an appeal, to take an appeal). (various references)

Greek 

ασκώ έφεση (to appeal from a jugement, to bring an appeal, to commence an appeal, to lodge an appeal, to take an appeal). (various references)

Italian

ricorrere in appello (to appeal from a jugement, to bring an appeal, to commence an appeal, to lodge an appeal, to take an appeal), proporre appello (to appeal from a jugement, to bring an appeal, to commence an appeal, to lodge an appeal, to take an appeal), impugnare (contest, grasp, grip, held, impugn). (various references)

Pig Latin

ugementjay

Portuguese

recorrer de sentença (to appeal from a jugement, to bring an appeal, to commence an appeal, to lodge an appeal, to take an appeal), interpor recurso (appeal), apelar (appeal, appeal to, call, call on, invoke). (various references)

Spanish

interponer recurso de apelación (to appeal from a jugement, to bring an appeal, to commence an appeal, to lodge an appeal, to take an appeal), apelar (appeal, invoke). (various references)

Swedish

överklaga (appeal against). (various references)

Scrabble® Enable2K-Verified Anagrams

-1 letter: tegumen.

-2 letters: nutmeg, tegmen, unmeet.

-3 letters: genet, neume, tenge, unmet.

-4 letters: emeu, gene, gent, genu, geum, jete, jute, meet, menu, mete, mute, neem, neum, teem, teen, tune, tung.

-5 letters: eme, emu, eng, gee, gem, gen, get, gnu, gum, gun, gut, jee, jet, jeu, jug, jun, jut, meg, men, met, mug, mun, mut, nee, net, nut.

+1 letter: judgement.

+2 letters: judgements.

+3 letters: prejudgment.

+4 letters: prejudgments.

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