What part of speech is “judgement”
Noun
Definition:
a judgement is a noun that means a statement or opinion about a situation or fact from an authoritative source. It can also be an evaluation of the merits or demerits of an individual or situation. This opinion may be derived from one’s own experience, observation, reasoning, or other sources. Generally, judgments are based on an individual’s beliefs and values.
Examples:
1. The judge passed a favourable judgement on the accused.
2. She made her judgement on the matter without consulting anyone else.
3. I have to keep my personal judgement of the matter to myself.
Tips:
always remember to spell judgement with an 'e' at the end and not an 'a.' Also be careful not to spell judgement as 'judgment' as it is a separate word that carries a different meaning.