DEFER TO YOUR JUDGMENT

Definition: To trust and rely on someone's decision or opinion, acknowledging their ability to make wise and informed choices.

Synonyms: Trust Judgment, Respect Decision, Rely On Insight, Honor Choice, Acknowledge Wisdom

Usage Examples in Sentences

She decided to defer to your judgment regarding the color of the room.

The team captain chose to defer to your judgment on the match strategy.

I defer to your judgment in deciding the best route for our road trip.

The group decided to defer to your judgment in choosing the charity for the fundraiser.

I always defer to your judgment when it comes to choosing the right book for our book club.

Despite my hesitation, I defer to your judgment on the best route to navigate through this unfamiliar city.

As the team leader, I often defer to your judgment in making critical decisions during project meetings.

In matters of fashion, I defer to your judgment because you always have a keen sense of style.

As a mentor, I encourage my mentees to defer to your judgment when seeking advice on career advancements.

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Parenting is a journey where we often need to defer to your judgment in making choices that benefit our children.

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When exploring new cuisines, I trust and defer to your judgment to guide me toward delightful culinary experiences.

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I consistently defer to your judgment when navigating the intricate nuances of diplomatic negotiations.

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As a renowned chef, I always defer to your judgment when experimenting with avant-garde culinary techniques.

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Knowing your expertise in finance, I defer to your judgment regarding our investment options.

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Given your track record of success, I defer to your judgment in selecting the best course of action.

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In matters of diplomacy, I defer to your judgment as you possess a deep understanding of international relations.

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Having seen your meticulous attention to detail, I defer to your judgment in handling this project.

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When it comes to matters of the heart, I tend to defer to your judgment.

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Defer to your judgment, I believe we should proceed cautiously.

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We should defer to your judgment regarding this matter.