just

Meaning

1. Factually right, correct; factual.
2. Rationally right, correct.
3. Morally right; upright, righteous, equitable; fair.
4. Proper, adequate.

just

only

fair

right

merely

just now

exactly

righteous

equitable

simply

proper

barely

precisely

correct

solely

recently

immediately

exclusively

at once

right away

right now

true

upright

honest

newly

exact

rightful

reasonable

freshly

hardly

already

but

impartial

alone

mere

scarcely

directly

straight

legitimate

truthful

quite

accurate

lately

at this moment

virtuous

very

now

appropriate

precise

good

only just

still

due

fit

fitting

suitable

just recently

indeed

presently

even

appropriately

okay

narrowly

sincere

nothing but

no more than

perfect

genuine

straightforward

justifiable

lawful

legal

same

about

moral

pious

scarce

actually

really

kind of

somewhat

at this time

with difficulty

accurately

unpretentiously

justly

as soon as

punctually

pure

similar to

level

soon

no more and no less

only recently

approximately

administering justice

unprejudiced

well-grounded

absolutely

square

only just now

only just recently

first

perhaps

just a moment ago

direct

strict

justified

etc.

before

generous

just right

purely

by a nose

by a whisker

by a nose length

just barely

for nothing

even-handed

mitigative

in vain

uselessly

almost

nearly

totally

personally

adequately

aright

correctly

decently

duly

expediently

forthrightedly

honestly

properly

equitably

fairly

faithfully

graphically

relevantly

sharp

validly

authentic

orthodox

legitime

there’s only

it’s just that

a bit

a little

just this

unchanging

neither more nor less

will you

at that moment

nearby

natural

peaceful

without doing anything

anew

suitably

around

moment ago

short moment

short while ago

actual

real

namely

particle of affirmation

sound logical

well-founded

extending justice

candid

trustworthy

deservedly

deserved

merited

verily

closely

positively

careful

convenient

neat

orderly

tidy

be righteous

unbiassed

fundamentally

inherently

naturally

radically

assuredly

certainly

doubtless

surely

unquestionably

without doubt

conciliatory

fair-minded

originally

very deserving

self

appreciated

vertical

today

durative

quickly

suddenly

punctual

thoro

thorough

plainly

rustically

evenhanded

judicial

advisable

relevant

adjust

align

alignment

collimate

matching

registration

set

train

go on

earlier

sheer

once for all

O.K.

dandy

everything

fine

hunky-dory

bang

clean

full

fully

hard

on the dot

right on

stark

sublimely

fresh

latterly

foot

radical

root

stump

halal

jural

kosher

licit

regular

titular

titulary

valid

at present

big

fair-and-square

healthy

sporting

wide

plumb

edgewise

logical

a moment ago

early

until

at most

not more than

aboveboard

near

the last time

just like that

just like

veracious

roughly

without trying

effortlessly

empty-handed

free

irrelevant

not involved

unrelated

without reason

nigh

by chance

chance to

happen to

just enough

only now

judicious

nothing more than

about to

just about to

on the point of

not quite

practically

virtually

at this very moment

unbiased

no reason

impartiality

righteousness

personal

at least

equal

identical

by the skin of one’s teeth

against

involved

high

uninterrupted

Frequency

Pronounced as (IPA)

/d͡ʒʌst/

From Middle English juste, from Old French juste, from Latin iūstus (“just, lawful, rightful, true, due, proper, moderate”), from Proto-Italic *jowestos, related to Latin iūs (“law, right”); ultimately from Proto-Indo-European *h₂yew-. Compare Scots juist (“just”), Saterland Frisian juust (“just”), West Frisian just (“just”), Dutch juist (“just”), German Low German jüst (“jüst”), German just (“just”), Danish just (“just”), Swedish just (“just”). Doublet of giusto.