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'judge'

Play free "judge" morpheme-splitting practice — the base means "judge or law" (spelled judge/jud depending on the word) — cut whole words back into their parts (judge·ment·al, mis·judge·ment, un·pre·jud·ic·ed). Instant feedback, no login needed.

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Chop between the word's parts

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Examples in this game

Bronze
judge·ment·al · mis·judge·ment · pre·judge·ment · judge·ment · mis·judge
Silver
un·pre·jud·ic·ed · judge·ment·al·ly · pre·jud·icial·ly · judge·ment·al · jud·icial·ly
Gold
un·pre·jud·ic·ed · judge·ment·al·ly · pre·jud·icial·ly · judge·ment·al · jud·icial·ly

The same morphemes, the other way round

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Base: judge/jud

Chop the word into its meaningful parts!

Medal target: 5 words chopped

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