Judgeship example sentences

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judgeship

definition

- noun form of judge

judge

noun

judge (noun) · judges (plural noun)

- a public official appointed to decide cases in a court of law.

- a person who decides the results of a competition or watches for infractions of the rules.

- a person able or qualified to give an opinion on something:

- a leader having temporary authority in ancient Israel in the period between Joshua and the kings. See also Judges

- form an opinion or conclusion about:

- decide (a case) in court:

- give a verdict on (someone) in court:

- decide the results of (a competition):

Synonyms

judge, justice, magistrate, recorder, sheriff, jurat, jurist, surrogate, alcalde, beak, reeve, bailie, adjudicator, arbiter, assessor, evaluator, appraiser, examiner, moderator, umpire, referee, linesman, mediator, expert, connoisseur, authority, specialist, pundit, adjudicator, arbiter, assessor, evaluator, appraiser, examiner, moderator, umpire, referee, linesman, mediator, expert, connoisseur, authority, specialist, pundit, Judges, conclude, decide, determine, consider, believe, think, deem, view, deduce, gather, infer, gauge, tell, see, say, estimate, assess, guess, surmise, conjecture, hold, count, reckon, figure, guesstimate, try, hear, adjudicate, decide, adjudge, pronounce, decree, rule, find, adjudicate, arbitrate, umpire, referee, mediate, moderate, officiate, assess, appraise, evaluate, examine, review, criticize

"Judgeship" Example Sentences

1. She was appointed to a judgeship in the Supreme Court.
2. He was looking forward to his judgeship with great anticipation.
3. The judgeship was a great honor for her.
4. She was proud to have been given the judgeship.
5. He was the first person to receive a judgeship in the county.
6. He was offered a judgeship in the higher court.
7. The judgeship was the culmination of his legal career.
8. She was the first woman to receive a judgeship in the state.
9. She was offered a judgeship in the federal court.
10. His judgeship was a great source of pride for his family.
11. She was appointed to a judgeship in the appellate court.
12. He was appointed to a judgeship in the district court.
13. He was given a judgeship in the Supreme Court.
14. His appointment to a judgeship was a great honor.
15. She was appointed to a judgeship in the local court.
16. His judgeship was the result of many years of hard work.
17. She was awarded a judgeship in the highest court.
18. He was appointed to a judgeship in the state court.
19. His judgeship was a reward for his years of service.
20. She was appointed to a judgeship in the county court.
21. He was given a judgeship in the appellate court.
22. He was appointed to a judgeship in the federal court.
23. She was awarded a judgeship in the local court.
24. He was offered a judgeship in the district court.
25. His appointment to a judgeship was a great accomplishment.
26. She was offered a judgeship in the Supreme Court.
27. His judgeship was the result of his dedication and hard work.
28. She was appointed to a judgeship in the state court.
29. He was given a judgeship in the highest court.
30. She was offered a judgeship in the county court.
31. He was appointed to a judgeship in the appellate court.
32. He was awarded a judgeship in the federal court.
33. He was appointed to a judgeship in the local court.
34. His judgeship was a recognition of his many years of service.
35. She was offered a judgeship in the district court.
36. He was awarded a judgeship in the Supreme Court.
37. His appointment to a judgeship was a great source of pride.
38. She was appointed to a judgeship in the highest court.
39. He was given a judgeship in the state court.
40. She was offered a judgeship in the appellate court.