just — exactly or precisely
Part of speech: ADVERB
Definition: exactly or precisely
Pronunciation (IPA): /dʒʌst/
Korean meaning: 정확히, 바로
Korean pronunciation: **저**스트
Example Sentences
- I just ate my homework... I mean, my dog ate it!
- This coffee is just perfect for staying awake during boring meetings.
- I'm just saying, pizza for breakfast is totally acceptable on weekends.
just
ADVERB//dʒʌst//
exactly or precisely
A just artist completes the final brushstroke in exactly the right place
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Just the right dust caught in light, just the bust standing tall, just a gust of controlled wind, just the lust burning bright—perfect timing, exactly right
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🌳Etymology
Origin
From Latin 'iustus' meaning 'righteous' or 'lawful,' derived from the root 'ius' meaning 'law' or 'right.' The word evolved through Old French 'juste' before entering Middle English.
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“I just ate my homework... I mean, my dog ate it!”
“This coffee is just perfect for staying awake during boring meetings.”
“I'm just saying, pizza for breakfast is totally acceptable on weekends.”
“The judge made a just ruling in the case.”
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