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          just
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          [ juhst ]
          / dʒʌst /
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          adjective
          adverb
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          Idioms for just
             just so, neat and tidy; carefully arranged: My mother-in-law is very fussy; everything has to be placed just so.
          Origin of just
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          1325–75; Middle English < Latin jūstus righteous, equivalent to jūs law, right + -tus adj. suffix
          WORDS THAT MAY BE CONFUSED WITH just
          gist jest just
          Words nearby just
          jus primae noctis, jus sanguinis, jus soli, jusserand, jussive, just, just a minute, just about, just as, just as soon, just deserts
          Definition for just (2 of 2)
          just2
          [ juhst ]
          / dʒʌst /
          noun, verb (used without object)
          joust.
          OTHER WORDS FROM just
          just·er, noun
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          Words related to just
          equitable, exactly, precisely, scarce, scarcely, barely, hardly, only, simply, but, aloof, blameless, conscientious, decent, dependable, dispassionate, due, equal, ethical, good
          British Dictionary definitions for just
          just
          adjective (dʒʌst)
          adverb (dʒʌst, unstressed dʒəst)
          Derived forms of just
          justly, adverbjustness, noun
          Word Origin for just
          C14: from Latin jūstus righteous, from jūs justice
          usage for just
          The use of just with exactly (it's just exactly what they want) is redundant and should be avoided: it's exactly what they want
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          Idioms and Phrases with just
          just
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