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Learn Business English vocabulary with Phrase of the Week!
Each week, we introduce a new phrase to help you sound more natural and confident in your professional communication.
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This Week's Phrase:
MAKE SNAP JUDGMENTS (British English judgements)
(Singular: make a snap judgment or British English make a snap judgement)
to make quick decisions or form opinions without thinking carefully
He’s known for making snap judgments about people.
When the candidate arrived late for the interview, the manager made a snap judgment that he wasn’t reliable.
Social media encourages people to make snap judgments without knowing the full context.
Making snap judgments during negotiations might lead to missed opportunities.
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