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• decision: That would put her in the position of second-guessing every decision.

• market: He is also asking them to second-guess the market.

• judgment: You may critique a sales presentation one minute and have your legal judgment second-guessed by a programmer the next.

• judgment: In Clark [ View ] it was said that it would be ' jejune and inappropriate ' for the courts to second-guess academic judgment.

• caption: Some libraries do no keywording whatsoever â designers simply have to second-guess the caption.

• outcome: It would be entirely inappropriate to try to second-guess the outcome of that procedure.

Used with why or when

• what: We spent much of the time second-guessing what we had done to date.

• where: The problem for the property industry is second-guessing where such demand will focus.

• who: Try and second-guess who and why you want people to find your site.

Modifying Another Word

• n't: That is, if Ollie saw the goddam broadcast, and was n't second-guessing from old reports.. .

• not: I tried to let the ideas flow through and not second-guess them.

• then: We changed, the scene changed So a lot of the time was used up starting ideas and then second-guessing them.