"To make a judgement" means to form an opinion or conclusion about something after considering relevant information or evidence. It involves evaluating facts or situations to reach a decision or assessment, often in a thoughtful and reasoned manner.
Translations
juzgar
oordeel vellen
jutjar
juger
ein Urteil fällen
Etymology
The phrase "to make a judgement" combines the verb 'make,' originating from Old English 'macian,' meaning to create or form, with 'judgement,' from Old French 'jugement,' derived from Latin 'judicium,' meaning a legal decision or opinion. Did you know that 'judgement' originally referred more to legal contexts before expanding to general decision-making?
