Idiom: pass judgment
Meaning
Idiom: pass judgment on someone/something
- to make a strong opinion, especially criticizing someone or something
Example sentences
— Dad, before you pass judgment on my boyfriend, I want to tell you he’s a straight-A student and his father’s a doctor.
— I never pass judgment on other people until I've learned more about them.
— When we go to China, I recommend that you don't pass judgment on the food until you've had a chance to try it.
— You shouldn’t pass judgment on a religion you know nothing about.
— Don’t pass judgment on my new girlfriend until you actually meet her.
— I hate it when people pass judgement on me just because I'm a model.
— I try not to pass judgment on people until I've gotten to know them.
— Let's wait until we get more information before passing judgement on whether or not this marketing campaign is a flop.
— How can you pass judgement on sushi when you've never tried it?
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Synonyms
- sit in judgment
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