judgmental (Meaning)

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judgmental (a)

depending on judgment

The judgmental gaze of the onlookers made her feel uncomfortable.
The HOA president was known for his judgmental attitude toward anyone who deviated from the community's strict standards.
The judgmental tone of the reviewer's critique left the artist feeling discouraged and uninspired.
The HR manager's judgmental approach to interviewing candidates resulted in a lack of diversity in the company.
The judgmental remarks made by the politician during the debate alienated a large portion of the electorate.
The judgmental attitude of the teacher created a hostile learning environment for students who struggled academically.
The judgmental look on the cashier's face made the customer feel ashamed for using a coupon.
The judgmental neighbors constantly criticized the family's lifestyle choices.
The judgmental nature of the social media comments discouraged individuals from sharing their personal experiences.
The judgmental attitude of the parents prevented their children from exploring their true passions and interests.

depending on judgment

overcritical, hypercritical,critical, demanding, captious, discriminating, caviling, particular, carping,rejective

uncritical, uncritical,undiscriminating, undemanding, charitable, charitable, forgiving, forgiving, undemanding, undiscriminating

The judgmental gaze of the onlookers made her feel uncomfortable.

The HOA president was known for his judgmental attitude toward anyone who deviated from the community's strict standards.

The judgmental tone of the reviewer's critique left the artist feeling discouraged and uninspired.

The HR manager's judgmental approach to interviewing candidates resulted in a lack of diversity in the company.