Definition, Meaning & Synonyms
judgement-call
noun
/ˈjʌdʒ.mənt kɔːl/

Definition
A decision made based on personal judgment or opinion rather than on fixed rules or data.

Examples
- Choosing which movie to watch can sometimes be a judgement call if reviews are mixed.
- The manager’s decision to hire the candidate was ultimately a judgement call based on gut feeling.

Meaning
A judgement call is a subjective decision typically made in situations where the best choice is not clear and involves weighing different factors and viewpoints.

Synonyms
- Decision
- Choice
- Determination
- Conclusion