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Synonym for just [adjective]
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just [adjective]
means "characteristic"impartial, fair, equitable, upright, right, lawful, even-handed
just [adjective]
means "character trait"honest, virtuous, upright, good, honourable, pure, righteous
just [adjective]
means "behaviour"lawful, legal, legitimate, appropriate, apt, due, rightful, deserved
Further results for the word "just"
deserved [adjective]
means "lawful"just
ethical [adjective]
means "decent"equitable, upright, worthy, just
even [adjective]
means "property"equitable, fair, equal, impartial, just
honourable [adjective]
means "honest"just, upright, virtuous, true, ethical, fair
indeed [object]
means "part of speech"even, completely, truly, fully, verily, just
merely [object]
means "part of speech"only, just, but, solely, exactly
proper [adjective]
means "characteristic"suitable, adapted, just, appropriate, becoming, befitting
rarely [object]
means "barely"hardly, seldom, little, infrequently, just
right [adjective]
means "property"just, fair, equitable, legitimate, upright, honest
seldom [object]
means "frequency"barely, hardly, little, rarely, infrequently, just
smack [adjective]
means "exactly"precisely, just, clearly
tolerably [object]
means "adequately"fairly, quite, amply, abundantly, reasonably, just
totally [object]
means "all"entirely, altogether, exactly, just, purely, quite
unbiased [adjective]
means "fair"upright, honest, impartial, just, candid, unprejudiced
unprejudiced [adjective]
means "fair"upright, honest, impartial, just, unbiased, candid
verily [object]
means "indeed"completely, truly, fully, even, just, quite
justified [adjective]
means "deserved"earned, warranted, fitting, proper, merited, fit, appropriate
account for [verb]
means "account"rationalize, justify
apology [noun]
means "excuse"repentance, plea, defence, amends, justification
authenticate [verb]
means "corroborate"justify
authority [noun]
means "permission"authorisation, authorization, justification, power, permit, sanction
bear out [verb]
means "corroborate"justify
confirm [verb]
means "corroborate"justify
corroborate [verb]
means "confirm"justify
earned [adjective]
means "deserved"merited, warranted, fitting, proper, justified, fit
elucidate [verb]
means "account for"rationalize, justify
evenly [object]
means "equally"justly, fairly, squarely, precisely, impartially
excusable [adjective]
means "forgivable"understandable, justifiable, pardonable, defensible, reasonable, permissible
exonerate [verb]
means "absolve"acquit, clear, exculpate, justify, vindicate
explanation [noun]
means "rationalization"rationalisation, definition, reason, interpretation, justification, key
extenuate [verb]
means "excuse"mitigate, justify, palliate
extenuation [noun]
means "apology"excuse, absolution, reason, defence, justification, plea
fairly [adjective]
means "property"equitably, honestly, justly, honourably, reasonably, impartially
fairness [noun]
means "rectitude"integrity, virtue, uprightness, right, justice, equity
impartially [object]
means "equally"justly, fairly, squarely, precisely, evenly
judge [noun]
means "person"arbiter, arbitrator, magistrate, court, justice, referee
magistrate [noun]
means "arbiter"arbitrator, judge, court, justice, referee, umpire
merited [adjective]
means "deserved"earned, warranted, fitting, proper, justified, fit
palliate [verb]
means "extenuate"justify
pardonable [adjective]
means "forgivable"venial, excusable, minor, inconsequential, justifiable, insignificant
permission [noun]
means "authority"authorisation, authorization, justification, power, permit, sanction
plea [noun]
means "defence"argument, justification, extenuation, excuse, explanation
rationale [noun]
means "explanation"justification, rationalisation, rationalization, excuse, reason, ratiocination
rationalisation [noun]
means "explanation"rationalization, definition, reason, interpretation, justification, key
rationalization [noun]
means "rationalisation"explanation, definition, reason, interpretation, justification, key
reason [noun]
means "language"explanation, justification, rationalisation, rationalization, excuse, rationale
rectitude [noun]
means "right"integrity, virtue, uprightness, fairness, justice, equity
right [noun]
means "quality"rectitude, integrity, virtue, uprightness, fairness, justice
supposedly [object]
means "as if"evidently, apparently, just as though, as though, presumably
verify [verb]
means "corroborate"justify
virtue [noun]
means "morality"goodness, integrity, uprightness, justice, probity, rectitude
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