judged

Appraised vs Judged - What's the difference?

appraised | judged |

As verbs the difference between appraised and judged

is that appraised is (appraise) while judged is (judg).

Sentenced vs Judged - What's the difference?

sentenced | judged |

As verbs the difference between sentenced and judged

is that sentenced is (sentence) while judged is (judg).

Judged vs Ridiculed - What's the difference?

judged | ridiculed |

As verbs the difference between judged and ridiculed

is that judged is (judg) while ridiculed is (ridicule).

Condemn vs Judged - What's the difference?

condemn | judged |

As verbs the difference between condemn and judged

is that condemn is to confer some sort of eternal divine punishment upon while judged is (judg).

Ratified vs Judged - What's the difference?

ratified | judged |

As verbs the difference between ratified and judged

is that ratified is (ratify) while judged is (judg).

Judged vs Rebuked - What's the difference?

judged | rebuked |

As verbs the difference between judged and rebuked

is that judged is (judg) while rebuked is (rebuke).

Assumed vs Judged - What's the difference?

assumed | judged |

As verbs the difference between assumed and judged

is that assumed is (assume) while judged is (judg).

As an adjective assumed

is used in a manner intended to deceive; fictitious.

Scrutinized vs Judged - What's the difference?

scrutinized | judged |

As verbs the difference between scrutinized and judged

is that scrutinized is past tense of scrutinize while judged is past tense of judg.

Condemned vs Judged - What's the difference?

condemned | judged |

As verbs the difference between condemned and judged

is that condemned is (condemn) while judged is (judg).

As an adjective condemned

is having received a curse to be doomed to suffer eternally.

As a noun condemned

is a person sentenced to death.