Just

adverb

dʒəst

Adjective

of moral excellence
“a just cause”
Similar:Good Upright
used especially of what is legally or ethically right or proper or fitting
“a just and lasting peace”
“a kind and just man”
“a just reward”
See also:Fair RighteousHonorable
free from favoritism or self-interest or bias or deception; conforming with established standards or rules
Similar:Fair
See also:ImpartialSensibleReasonable
fair to all parties as dictated by reason and conscience
Similar:Equitable
See also:FairImpartial

(used for emphasis) absolutely
“I just can't take it anymore”
“he was just grand as Romeo”
Similar:Simply
indicating exactness or preciseness
“it was just as he said--the jewel was gone”
“it has just enough salt”
Similar:Exactly Precisely Properly
by a little
“I only just caught the bus”
“he finished the marathon in just under 3 hours”
“the batter just missed being hit”
Similar:Barely
only a moment ago
“he has just arrived”
“the sun just now came out”
and nothing more
“just a scratch”
Similar:But Merely Only Simply
only a very short time before
Similar:BarelyHardlyScarceScarcely