English dictionary: words starting with j - page 48
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Meanings of Just-about:
idiomInfml to not be willing or able to continue doing something
Usage examples:
We’ve been to three museums today and i’ve just about had it., this old vacuum cleaner has had it.
Meanings of Just-around-the-corner:
idiomNot far away, or going to happen soon
Usage examples:
There's a great restaurant just around the corner., i'm feeling a little depressed at the moment, b…
Meanings of Just-as:
idiomIt is a good thing
Usage examples:
It's beginning to rain - it's just as well that we brought our umbrellas.
Meanings of Just-deserts:
idiomAn outcome in which virtue triumphs over vice
Meanings of Just-now:
idiomA very short time ago
Usage examples:
Who was that at the door just now?
Meanings of Just-out:
idiomSaid when you recognize that you generally worry too much about people trying to harm you, but believe that in this particular situation people really are trying to harm you
Meanings of Just-right:
idiomVery close to the place that you are
Usage examples:
There’s a deli around the corner., it's still cold today, but spring is just around the corner.
Meanings of Just-so:
phrasePerfectly tidy and well arranged
Usage examples:
He's a perfectionist - everything has to be just so., i've never known anyone so neat. everything i…
Meanings of Just-the-job:
idiomTo be exactly what you want or need
Usage examples:
I've been looking for a new stereo system for my car, and this is just the job.
Meanings of Justaucorps:
nounAny of various close-fitting garments; specifically (a) a knee-length, tight-fitting style of coat worn by men in the second half of the 17th century and the early 18th century; (b) a tight-fitting style of coat worn by women for riding in the second half of the 17th century and in the early 18th century; (c) any tight-fitting garment of the second half of the 17th century as understood in later usage to be a coat or waistcoat.
Meanings of Justest:
adjectiveBased on or behaving according to what is morally right and fair.
Usage examples:
A just and democratic society
adverbExactly.
Usage examples:
That's just what i need
Meanings of Justice:
nounJust behaviour or treatment.
Usage examples:
A concern for justice, peace, and genuine respect for people
Meanings of Justicehood:
nounThe position, office, or rank of justice; justiceship.
Meanings of Justiceless:
adjectiveHaving no administration of justice.
Meanings of Justicer:
nounA person who administers justice. now chiefly historical. a ruler or governor invested with judicial authority.
Meanings of Justices:
nounJust behaviour or treatment.
Usage examples:
A concern for justice, peace, and genuine respect for people
Meanings of Justiceship:
nounThe office or position of a judge or magistrate, in particular a judge of the supreme court of a country or state.
Usage examples:
He refused the chief justiceship of chester
Meanings of Justiciable:
adjective(of a state or action) subject to trial in a court of law.
Usage examples:
We signed the treaty under european law, justiciable under the european court
Meanings of Justicial:
adjectiveOf or relating to justice or the administration of justice; guided by an ideal of justice.
Meanings of Justiciar:
nounAn administrator of justice.
Usage examples:
In ireland the justiciar was the king's chief representative in the 13th cent. until superseded by …
Meanings of Justiciaries:
nounAn administrator of justice.
Usage examples:
Though they are valued as warriors and justiciaries, they have a difficult time with more social ac…
Meanings of Justiciarship:
nounThe position or office of justiciar.
Meanings of Justiciary:
nounAn administrator of justice.
Usage examples:
Though they are valued as warriors and justiciaries, they have a difficult time with more social ac…
Meanings of Justicies:
nounA writ directed to a sheriff, conferring power to deal with debt claims in a county court for sums exceeding the usual limit (40 shillings).
Meanings of Justicing:
nounThe administration of justice; the work of a judge or justice, in later use especially a justice of the peace.
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