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sound judgment

/ˈsaʊnd dʒʌɡdʒmənt/ · sound.judg.ment
noun
  1. The ability to make wise and informed decisions based on reason and good sense. She made a sound judgment in choosing a reputable investment firm.
  2. A decision or conclusion that is based on careful consideration and good sense. The sound judgment of the jury led to a fair verdict in the trial.
Did you know? The phrase 'sound judgment' is often used in formal and professional settings, such as in business, law, and education, to describe a decision or conclusion that is based on careful consideration and good sense.
Written by Lexi Wordsworth, Dictionary Editor 0 lookups Added Aug 9, 2026