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Meaning
Adj
●
Factually right,
correct
; factual.
●
Rationally right, correct.
●
Morally right;
upright
,
righteous
,
equitable
; fair.
●
Proper, adequate.
Adv
●
Only,
simply
, merely.
Introduces a
disappointing
or
surprising
outcome
that
renders
futile
something
previously
mentioned.
●
Used to reduce the
force
of an
imperative
; simply.
●
Used to
convey
a less
serious
or
formal
tone
●
Used to show humility.
●
absolutely, positively
●
Moments
ago
, recently.
●
By a
narrow
margin
;
closely
; nearly.
●
Exactly,
precisely
, perfectly.
Intj
●
Expressing
dismay
or discontent.
Noun
●
A
joust
, tournament.
Verb
●
To
joust
,
fight
a tournament.
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Origin
just
English
juste
English
iustus
Latin
Sourced from
Etym
Synonyms
Right
Correct
Righteous
Equitable
Proper
Adequate
Jes
Jes'
Jest
Jist
Jus'
Iust
Barely
Simply
Merely
Freshly
Lately
Newly
Hardly
Scarcely
Slightly
Smack-Dab
Exactly
Fair-Minded
Exact
Accurate
Scrupulous
Punctually
Joust
Only Just
On The Dot
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Antonyms
Unjust
Bad
Evil
Related
Still
Even
Also
Really
Already
Then
Always
Somehow
Never
Only
Once
So
Fair
Mostly
Not
Maybe
Ok
When
Peaceful
Rather
Anymore
Beautiful
Quite
Humane
Good
Okay
Moral
Sometimes
Often
And
Because
Wicked
Less
Holy
Democratic
All
Yes
Absolute
Alas
At All
Kind Of
Social Contract
Free Market
More Or Less
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Rhymes
Lust
Rust
Dust
Just
Gust
Fust
Bust
Dost
Must
Trust
Joust
Crust
Bused
Sussed
August
Robust
Fussed
Bussed
Thrust
Mussed
Unjust
Cussed
Adjust
Combust
Disgust
Entrust
Encrust
Trussed
Untrust
Distrust
Mistrust
Unfussed
Discussed
Re-Entrust
Nonplussed
Undiscussed
Upper Crust
Sleep Of The Just
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