English dictionary: words starting with j - page 49
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Meanings of Justifiable:
adjectiveAble to be shown to be right or reasonable; defensible.
Usage examples:
It is not financially justifiable
Meanings of Justifiably:
adverbWith good reason.
Usage examples:
Local people are justifiably concerned about development proposals for the area
Meanings of Justification:
nounThe action of showing something to be right or reasonable.
Usage examples:
The justification of revolutionary action
Meanings of Justifications:
nounThe action of showing something to be right or reasonable.
Usage examples:
The justification of revolutionary action
Meanings of Justificative:
adjectiveThat provides justification.
Meanings of Justificator:
nounA person who offers justification; a justifier.
Meanings of Justificatory:
adjectiveServing as proof or justification.
Usage examples:
Justificatory arguments
Meanings of Justified:
adjectiveHaving, done for, or marked by a good or legitimate reason.
Usage examples:
The doctors were justified in treating her
verbShow or prove to be right or reasonable.
Usage examples:
The person appointed has fully justified our confidence
Meanings of Justifies:
verbShow or prove to be right or reasonable.
Usage examples:
The person appointed has fully justified our confidence
Meanings of Justify:
verbShow or prove to be right or reasonable.
Usage examples:
The person appointed has fully justified our confidence
Meanings of Justifying:
verbShow or prove to be right or reasonable.
Usage examples:
The person appointed has fully justified our confidence
Meanings of Justifyingly:
adverbSo as to give justification; by way of justification.
Meanings of Justinian:
proper noun(c.483–565), byzantine emperor 527–65; latin name flavius petrus sabbatius justinianus. through his general belisarius he regained north africa and spain. he codified roman law (529) and carried out a building programme throughout the empire, of which st sophia at constantinople (532) was a part.
Meanings of Justinianian:
adjectiveDesignating or relating to the code of laws originating with justinian (483–565), byzantine emperor 527–565, or the laws that comprise it.
Meanings of Justinianist:
nounAn expert in the justinianian code; a student of roman civil law.
Meanings of Justly:
adverbAccording to what is morally right or fair; fairly.
Usage examples:
We deal justly with complaints
Meanings of Justness:
nounThe quality of being fair or morally correct
Usage examples:
They believe in the moral justness of their mission., we are confident in the justness of our cause.
Meanings of Jut:
verbExtend out, over, or beyond the main body or line of something.
Usage examples:
A rock jutted out from the side of the bank
nounA point that sticks out.
Usage examples:
We stopped on a jut of land
Meanings of Jute:
nounRough fibre made from the stems of a tropical old world plant, used for making twine and rope or woven into sacking or matting.
Usage examples:
There were different weaves in jute and blends of jute with cotton and silk.
Meanings of Jutes:
nounA member of a germanic people that (according to bede) joined the angles and saxons in invading britain in the 5th century, settling in a region including kent and the isle of wight. they may have come from jutland.
Meanings of Juts:
verbExtend out, over, or beyond the main body or line of something.
Usage examples:
A rock jutted out from the side of the bank
nounA point that sticks out.
Usage examples:
We stopped on a jut of land
Meanings of Jutted:
verbExtend out, over, or beyond the main body or line of something.
Usage examples:
A rock jutted out from the side of the bank
nounA point that sticks out.
Usage examples:
We stopped on a jut of land
Meanings of Jutting:
verbExtend out, over, or beyond the main body or line of something.
Usage examples:
A rock jutted out from the side of the bank
nounA point that sticks out.
Usage examples:
We stopped on a jut of land
adjectiveSticking out, especially above or past the edge or surface of something
Usage examples:
Jutting rocks, he had a large head and jutting jaw.
Meanings of Juvenal:
proper noun(c.60–c.140), roman satirist; latin name decimus junius juvenalis. his sixteen verse satires present a savage attack on the vice and folly of roman society, chiefly in the reign of the emperor domitian.
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