To question a judgement
Ejemplo: They question a judgement critically
Definición
"To question a judgement" means to express doubt or challenge the validity, fairness, or accuracy of a decision or conclusion made by someone, often by critically examining the reasons or evidence behind it.
Etimología
The phrase "to question a judgement" combines the verb "question," which comes from the Latin 'quaestio,' meaning 'a seeking or inquiry,' with "judgement," derived from the Latin 'judicium,' meaning 'a decision or trial.' Did you know? The act of questioning has long been central to legal and philosophical traditions, emphasizing the importance of scrutiny and critical thinking in forming opinions.
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