judgmental in Latin
judgmental in Latin is iūdicātīvus, iūdicātōrius — judgmental means quick to criticize or disapprove of others.
judgmental in Latin
iūdicātīvus
Of or relating to judgment.
iūdicātōrius
Of or relating to judgment.
What does "judgmental" mean?
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adj Quick to criticize or disapprove of others.
"Try not to be so judgmental about how other people raise their kids."
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- Try not to be so judgmental about how other people raise their kids.
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What is "judgmental" in Latin?
"judgmental" in Latin is iūdicātīvus, iūdicātōrius. judgmental means: Quick to criticize or disapprove of others.
How do you use "judgmental" in a sentence?
Example: "Try not to be so judgmental about how other people raise their kids." In Latin, "judgmental" is iūdicātīvus, iūdicātōrius.
Are there other ways to say "judgmental" in Latin?
Yes — Latin has 2 translations listed for "judgmental": iūdicātīvus, iūdicātōrius.
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