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justice
noun as in lawfulness, fairness
Strong matches
amends, appeal, authorization, charter, code, compensation, consideration, correction, credo, creed, decree, equity, evenness, hearing, impartiality, judicatory, judicature, justness, legality, legalization, legitimacy, litigation, penalty, reasonableness, recompense, rectitude, redress, reparation, review, rule, sanction, sentence
Weak matches
constitutionality, fair play, fair treatment, legal process, square deal
noun as in person who oversees court of law
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Example Sentences
"The priority must now be for the police to investigate so those responsible can be brought to justice," they added.
“For the communities living near these power plants, it’s really an environmental justice issue,” Dowell said.
Victims say the money represents a sliver of justice for the abuse they say they suffered while confined in county custody — little of which has been criminally prosecuted.
Using the Dahmer case to illustrate the deadliness of prejudicial policing and the government’s unequal applications of justice would seem to be the central undertaking of “Monster.”
The justices held that the man’s flight from police created a substantial and immediate risk of serious physical injury to others and that the deputy’s attempt to terminate the chase was objectively reasonable.
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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.
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