Juster is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for JUSTER in dictionary:

NOUN:
• one who tilts with lances, also JOUSTER
I:
• neat and tidy; carefully arranged: My mother-in-law is very fussy; everything has to be placed just so.
ADVERB:
• within a brief preceding time; but a moment before: The sun just came out.
• exactly or precisely: This is just what I mean.
• by a narrow margin; barely: The arrow just missed the mark.
• only or merely: He was just a clerk until he became ambitious.
• actually; really; positively: The weather is just glorious.
ADJECTIVE:
• guided by truth, reason, justice, and fairness: We hope to be just in our understanding of such difficult situations.
• done or made according to principle; equitable; proper: a just reply.
• based on right; rightful; lawful: a just claim.
• in keeping with truth or fact; true; correct: a just analysis.
• given or awarded rightly; deserved, as a sentence, punishment, or reward: a just penalty.
• in accordance with standards or requirements; proper or right: just proportions.
• (especially in Biblical use) righteous.
• actual, real, or genuine.
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• acting in conformity with what is morally good

Words related to JUSTER

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Words that contain JUSTER

justers14 adjuster16 unjuster15 adjusters17 readjuster18 readjusters19

How to use JUSTER in a sentence

• These several facts lead us to a juster notion of how to treat this spasmodic disease.
• From this point of view, we shall form a juster judgment of the Hellenistic literature, and particularly of the poetry, of the Romans of this period.
• I hope to find you in a kinder, and, I will say, juster disposition on my return.
• That we may form a juster estimate with regard to this interesting subject, let us resort to the actual dimensions of the Union.
• Rawleigh, conveyed a juster idea of the man than all the biographies by which it had been succeeded, but not superseded.
• It will benefit Ireland by reducing a surplus population, and restoring a sounder and juster relation of capital and labor.
• Or it might be juster to say that she was more afraid of him than of the others.
• There cannot be a juster and more concise definition of fine writing.
• Next, they must pretend flight for a little while, if they were attacked by Gotar, for so they would have a juster plea for fighting.
• But it would be a fairer, juster form of slavery than any the world has yet seen.
• So that if you, Callias, may boast of making men more just and upright, to me belongs by juster right than yours to train mankind to every excellence.
• The volume will serve to give both Americans and Europeans a juster notion of the range and tendency, as well as amount, of literary activity in the United States.
• The old desire to achieve, to improve the world, seizes the ardent youth to-day with a stern command to bring about juster social conditions.
• And yet higher praise has never been given by any save the mere superlative-sloppers of the lower press, nor juster criticism meted out by the veriest critical Rhadamanthus.
• This is only to be done by setting out in life with juster feelings and fairer expectations.
• We had learned a juster appreciation of ourselves as a whole people, and if this were all, it was worth the tuition.
• Right to both parties, innocent favor to the juster cause, is our proper sentiment.
• Their dream was of a new nation of juster institutions and more equal laws, a nation in which should dwell righteousness, and which should mark a new era among men.
• The first great change I could wish to make in America, would be to see a juster appreciation of the substance, and less importance attached to outward forms, in moral things.
• Men considered not that the contrary inference was much juster.
• We shall not reduce the part of the infinite and the mysterious by employing other images, by framing other and juster conceptions.
• Yet he admits fully that, though this is the wiser and juster way of acting, there was no absolute need for so doing, since all possession and all property sprang from the King.
• Majority of men have an ideal justice, juster than the law, 834-l.
• No man had a juster notion of the difficulty of composing, than Mr.
• Whether it is bolshevistic or not, Sinn Fein hopes to bring about a government in which there will be juster conditions for the laboring classes.
• I do not know any Man who has a juster Relish of Life than the Person I am speaking of, or keeps a better Guard against the Terrors of Want or the Hopes of Gain.
• That is a subject on which the moral perceptions of woman are both quicker and juster than those of the other sex.
• But we have made a beginning, and the movement toward securing better and juster and healthier conditions for workers in all the industries is bound to continue.
• Then the juster side of his nature reasserted itself, and he saw that she was only laying the trail for the breaking of her engagement.
• Few others had more knowledge of the true God, or juster ideas of the service which he requires of mankind.

Similar words containing JUST without suffix er

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