Definition of judgemental in English:

judgemental

(also judgmental)

adjective dʒʌdʒˈmɛnt(ə)l

1Of or concerning the use of judgement.
judgemental decisions about the likelihood of company survival
Example sentencesExamples
- But it is a judgmental error to reach that conclusion, because the more this goes on, the more overpriced the market is.
- My goal will be not to make a mental mistake or a judgmental error that costs our team a game.
- Our dealings with our pasts are not all judgemental, not all concerned with moral disapproval or approval.
- For all three classes of problems, forecasting will benefit by using a combination of statistical and judgemental forecasting procedures.
- Confusion over this issue is reduced if one thinks of Jung's feeling function as a judgemental process concerned with values: evaluating function might be a more appropriate term.
- First, it replaces an apparently hard-edged mandatory obligation by an obviously difficult judgmental decision.
- Their comments tend to be not just factual but judgmental, yet they are often dealing with areas where there is no single ‘right’ standard of behaviour.
- This causes judgmental error, prompting him to indulge in risky driving/overtaking.
- Second, standard setting is at heart a judgmental operation.
1. 1.1 Having or displaying an overly critical point of view.
  I don't like to sound judgemental, but it was a big mistake
  Example sentencesExamples
  Christians are perceived as anxious, moralistic, and judgmental.
  But fortunately for my self-righteous and judgemental streak, I can't afford to indulge in fashion.
  I will never forget how I felt that day or how I almost let a self-righteous, judgmental pharmacist change my life.
  If a date is too eager to hear about dancing, or judgmental, or overly impressed, he's out the door.
  There are critical and judgmental people around you; don't allow them to manipulate you.
  I'm sorry if I sound a bit judgemental but I'm only telling you because I'm concerned about you.
  No, this isn't some self-righteous attempt to point fingers or be judgmental.
  There are times when such enclaves are small-minded, doctrinaire, judgmental, and prejudiced to the extreme.
  The religious themes are cleverly handled so as not to appear preachy or judgemental, while the coming-of-age material is frank but never voyeuristic.
  We became so critical and judgmental of ourselves, that we wouldn't allow ourselves to be balanced musicians after college.
  Am I just being stuck-up and judgmental, or should I take my legitimate concerns and run for the hills?
  Many times the people that call themselves Christians are hate filled, judgmental and self righteous.
  If you sound concerned (rather than judgmental or jealous or left out), she may listen.
  Her father returns the favor by being overly judgmental of her in everything she does, probably because it is the only way he knows to show his affection.
  For goodness sake, give it a rest and come down off your moralistic and judgmental perch.
  Again, no purpose is served by people who live in a totally different environment taking a judgemental view of the controversy.
  I'm amazed at how preachy and judgemental everyone is being in this thread.
  As such, the real danger is not that journalists will be excessively judgmental or critical, but that they will be too soft.
  Exercising judgment does not refer to being judgmental, critical or condemning.
  Howie manages to pull of a tricky acting feat - he's at once judgmental, blustering, self-righteous, and yet somehow pitiable.
  Synonyms
  critical, fault-finding, censorious, condemnatory, disapproving, disparaging, deprecating, negative, overcritical, hypercritical, scathing
  Scottish &amp Irish pass-remarkable

Derivatives

judgementally

adverb

She was looking her over so judgementally that she just couldn't take it.
Example sentencesExamples
- He didn't recognise me, leaving me free to indulge one of my less attractive traits by gazing judgmentally into the contents of his shopping trolley.
- Throughout the following century, ‘Victorian’ was used judgmentally in a way that other labels, ‘Renaissance’ for example, were not.
- ‘Of course this gave him a license to interfere actively, judgmentally, and with extraordinary cruelty in every aspect of my daily life,’ writes Godley.
- ‘This is the man who describes large numbers of Catholics in Australia who see themselves as moderately progressive as passé,’ Collins sniffed judgmentally.

单词	judgemental
释义	Definition of judgemental in English: judgemental (also judgmental) adjective dʒʌdʒˈmɛnt(ə)l 1Of or concerning the use of judgement. judgemental decisions about the likelihood of company survival Example sentencesExamples But it is a judgmental error to reach that conclusion, because the more this goes on, the more overpriced the market is. My goal will be not to make a mental mistake or a judgmental error that costs our team a game. Our dealings with our pasts are not all judgemental, not all concerned with moral disapproval or approval. For all three classes of problems, forecasting will benefit by using a combination of statistical and judgemental forecasting procedures. Confusion over this issue is reduced if one thinks of Jung's feeling function as a judgemental process concerned with values: evaluating function might be a more appropriate term. First, it replaces an apparently hard-edged mandatory obligation by an obviously difficult judgmental decision. Their comments tend to be not just factual but judgmental, yet they are often dealing with areas where there is no single ‘right’ standard of behaviour. This causes judgmental error, prompting him to indulge in risky driving/overtaking. Second, standard setting is at heart a judgmental operation. 1.1 Having or displaying an overly critical point of view. I don't like to sound judgemental, but it was a big mistake Example sentencesExamples Christians are perceived as anxious, moralistic, and judgmental. But fortunately for my self-righteous and judgemental streak, I can't afford to indulge in fashion. I will never forget how I felt that day or how I almost let a self-righteous, judgmental pharmacist change my life. If a date is too eager to hear about dancing, or judgmental, or overly impressed, he's out the door. There are critical and judgmental people around you; don't allow them to manipulate you. I'm sorry if I sound a bit judgemental but I'm only telling you because I'm concerned about you. No, this isn't some self-righteous attempt to point fingers or be judgmental. There are times when such enclaves are small-minded, doctrinaire, judgmental, and prejudiced to the extreme. The religious themes are cleverly handled so as not to appear preachy or judgemental, while the coming-of-age material is frank but never voyeuristic. We became so critical and judgmental of ourselves, that we wouldn't allow ourselves to be balanced musicians after college. Am I just being stuck-up and judgmental, or should I take my legitimate concerns and run for the hills? Many times the people that call themselves Christians are hate filled, judgmental and self righteous. If you sound concerned (rather than judgmental or jealous or left out), she may listen. Her father returns the favor by being overly judgmental of her in everything she does, probably because it is the only way he knows to show his affection. For goodness sake, give it a rest and come down off your moralistic and judgmental perch. Again, no purpose is served by people who live in a totally different environment taking a judgemental view of the controversy. I'm amazed at how preachy and judgemental everyone is being in this thread. As such, the real danger is not that journalists will be excessively judgmental or critical, but that they will be too soft. Exercising judgment does not refer to being judgmental, critical or condemning. Howie manages to pull of a tricky acting feat - he's at once judgmental, blustering, self-righteous, and yet somehow pitiable. Synonyms critical, fault-finding, censorious, condemnatory, disapproving, disparaging, deprecating, negative, overcritical, hypercritical, scathing Scottish &amp Irish pass-remarkable Derivatives judgementally adverb She was looking her over so judgementally that she just couldn't take it. Example sentencesExamples He didn't recognise me, leaving me free to indulge one of my less attractive traits by gazing judgmentally into the contents of his shopping trolley. Throughout the following century, ‘Victorian’ was used judgmentally in a way that other labels, ‘Renaissance’ for example, were not. ‘Of course this gave him a license to interfere actively, judgmentally, and with extraordinary cruelty in every aspect of my daily life,’ writes Godley. ‘This is the man who describes large numbers of Catholics in Australia who see themselves as moderately progressive as passé,’ Collins sniffed judgmentally.
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