judging
nounHow many syllables in judging?
There are 2 syllables in the word judging.How to pronounce judging:
Definition of judging:
- judging (noun):
- one who makes judgments such as
- the cognitive process of reaching a decision or drawing conclusions.
- a public official with authority to hear cases and pass sentences in a court of law
Synonyms for judging:
adjudging
adjudicating
arbitrating
concluding
considering
deciding
deeming
deliberating
determining
hearing
pondering
prosecuting
refereeing
resolving
ruling (on)
settling
umpiring
weighing
Antonyms for judging:
calling into question
challenging
controverting
denying
disagreeing
disbelieving
disputing
doubting
having doubts
having qualms
having reservations
opposing
querying
questioning
rejecting
renouncing
repudiating
taking a dim view
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Syllable Fun Fact
The English language exhibits a phenomenon called 'schwa deletion', where unstressed syllables are often pronounced as a quick, neutral vowel sound or omitted.
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