Definition, Meaning & Synonyms
impair-judgment
verb phrase
ɪmˈpɛr ˈdʒʌdʒmənt
Definition
To weaken or damage one’s ability to make sound decisions or form rational opinions.
Examples
- Drinking alcohol can impair judgment, making it difficult to assess risks.
- Stress and anxiety can impair judgment when making important choices.
- Fatigue can impair judgment, leading to poor decision-making in critical situations.
Meaning
Impairing judgment refers to a state in which a person’s decision-making skills are hindered, often due to external factors like emotions, substances, or mental fatigue.
Synonyms
- cloud judgment
- blur judgment
- hamper decision-making
- dull perception
