Judgmental Definition

jŭj-mĕntl
adjective
Of or having to do with the exercise of judgment.
Webster's New World
Making or tending to make judgments as to value, importance, etc., often specif., judgments considered to be lacking in tolerance, compassion, objectivity, etc.
Webster's New World
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Origin of Judgmental

  • From judgment +‎ -al.

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Judgmental Sentence Examples

  • Everyone knows the world of fashion is purely judgmental and brutal.

  • Again, it's important with all of these questions to make him feel as though he can safely express himself honestly - this is not the time to be judgmental, and certainly not to run a guilt trip about anything.

  • Until the 1920's, lit crit was almost entirely impressionistic and judgmental.

  • It's something I'm not very judgmental about, at all.

  • The Lilly quotes are somewhat useful but seem more judgmental than descriptive; there must be some purpose to the phlegmatic type.

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JJUJUD

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LALTAL

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