|adjective|
superlative form of just: most just
|adjective|
1.being what is deserved
a just punishment
2.having a foundation in fact or reason : reasonable
a just decision
3.agreeing with a standard of correctness
a just price
4.morally right or good
a just cause
a just man
5.conforming to law or to the underlying principles of law: as
6.conforming to reason or a standard of correctness
just sanctions cannot be excessive in relation to the offense
7.conforming with what is deemed fair or good
the award of attorney’s fees was just
the application of this rule retroactively is not just
|adverb|
1.exactly, precisely
just right
2.very recently
the bell just rang
3.by a very small margin : barely
just too late
4.immediately, directly
just west of here
5.only, simply
just last year
just be yourself
6.quite, very
just wonderful
7.perhaps, possibly
it just might work
8.to an exact degree or in an exact manner
The shirt fits just right.
You look just like your father.
9.by a very small amount : with nothing to spare
We just managed to fit in his car.
10.by a very short distance
My best friend lives just east of here.
11.nothing other than
He’s just a child.
12.very entry 1 sense 2
My new job is just wonderful.
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|adjective|
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