judged analytically

[dʒʌdʒd ænəˈlɪtɪkli]
verb phrase
julgado analiticamente
1. evaluated or assessed through systematic examination of component parts and logical reasoning
The artwork was judged analytically rather than based on emotional response.
A obra de arte foi julgada analiticamente em vez de ser baseada em resposta emocional.
2. formed an opinion by breaking down a subject into its constituent elements for detailed examination
The film critics judged analytically, examining each technical aspect separately.
Os críticos de cinema julgaram analiticamente, examinando cada aspecto técnico separadamente.
3. determined value or merit through rational and methodical investigation
The performance was judged analytically using established criteria and evidence.
O desempenho foi julgado analiticamente usando critérios e evidências estabelecidos.
This phrase is commonly used in academic, legal, and professional contexts in both Brazil and the United States. It reflects a preference for rational, methodical evaluation rather than subjective or intuitive judgment, particularly valued in scientific, educational, and business environments.
Synonyms / Sinônimos
judged systematicallyassessed logicallyevaluated objectivelyappraised methodicallyexamined critically
Antonyms / Antônimos
judged emotionallyjudged intuitivelyjudged superficiallyjudged subjectively

Regional Variations

General Brazilian Portuguese
julgado analiticamente
standard formal usage in academic and professional contexts
São Paulo
julgado de forma analítica
alternative phrasing commonly used in business and academic settings
Rio de Janeiro
julgado analiticamente
same as general Brazilian usage
Portugal
julgado analiticamente
identical usage; formal register in academic discourse

Related Words

analysiscritical thinkingevaluationassessmentexaminationjudgmentrational

Related Idioms & Phrases

break it down analytically
look at it from all angles
examine the fine print
dissect the problem
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