Usually means: Forming and expressing an opinion.
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  5. pass judgment: FreeDictionary.org
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▸ verb:  To judge; to form an opinion about the worth of. [with on ‘someone/something’]

Similar:
judge, pronounce, pass, estimate, make of, adjudge, judg, deem, decide, find, more...

Opposite:
withhold judgment, reserve judgment

Types:
condemn, evaluate, appraise, assess, analyze, criticize, judge, rate, review, more...

Phrases:
pass judgment on, more...

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Similar:
judge, pronounce, pass, estimate, make of, adjudge, judg, deem, decide, find, more...

Opposite:
withhold judgment, reserve judgment

Types:
condemn, evaluate, appraise, assess, analyze, criticize, judge, rate, review, more...

Phrases:
pass judgment on, more...



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