• Synonyms: Judges, Book_of_Judges
  Meaning: a book of the Old Testament that tells the history of Israel under the leaders known as judges

• More powerful than the laws, the women ruled their judges.
• The judges consulted, and decided that the trial should go on.
• Once more the judges consulted, and once more they overruled our objection.
• Explorers in that day, as in this, were not fair judges of each other's feats.
• The dun, unless under special judges, invariably beats the chocolate at the shows.
• He had been too much expected by the best judges, for surprize--but there was great joy.
• It is a fatal blow at the independence of the judges and the constitutional term of their offices.
• "We have been up to the judges, as usual, for holiday, sir," replied Gaunt, in a tone of deprecation.
• "Where's Lark Spivey's bullet?" called out Billy to the judges, as he finished rolling up his sleeves.
• In every act of judgement there is a mind which judges, and there are terms concerning which it judges.

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