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What is another word for
justice
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Noun
Just behavior or treatment
Having a lack of favoritism
The administration of the law or authority
A legal sentence or punishment
The quality of being reasonable or within the law
A public official whose duty it is to administer the law
Property of being lawful, of obeying the law
The quality of being moderate
Remedy or compensation for a wrong or grievance
State of equality
The condition of being right, appropriate, or fitting
A system of government by the whole population or all the eligible members of a state, typically through elected representatives
Adjective
Of judges or the administration of justice
… more ▼
▲
Noun
▲
Just behavior or treatment
righteousness
decency
justness
uprightness
honesty
integrity
morality
principle
morals
honour
UK
virtue
ethics
legitimacy
probity
reasonableness
incorruptibility
propriety
rectitude
rightfulness
scrupulousness
goodness
honor
US
lawfulness
rightness
trustworthiness
godliness
right-mindedness
saintliness
fair play
what is right
fair shake
fairness
equity
impartiality
truth
virtuousness
truthfulness
equitableness
honourableness
objectivity
character
principles
detachment
nonpartisanship
objectiveness
disinterestedness
worthiness
disinterest
impartialness
veracity
nobility
purity
dispassion
ethicalness
fair-mindedness
faithfulness
upstandingness
neutrality
candour
UK
candor
US
decorum
high-mindedness
correctness
dispassionateness
right
blamelessness
charity
good faith
consideration
worth
dignity
civility
courtesy
humanity
seemliness
moderation
duty
exactitude
charitableness
tolerance
suitability
rationality
due
good
open-mindedness
neutralism
respectability
fidelity
square deal
legality
evenhandedness
give and take
reliability
honourability
courage
irreproachableness
pureness
ethicality
authenticity
lack of corruption
chivalry
dependability
incorruption
noble-mindedness
loyalty
constancy
accuracy
high principles
frankness
exactness
precision
faith
verity
straightforwardness
openness
innocence
moral virtue
good character
merit
nobleness
sincerity
excellence
meritoriousness
graciousness
gentlemanliness
incorruptness
nobility of soul
nobility of spirit
esteem
reverence
respect
sense
veneration
regard
unbiasedness
unprejudicedness
coldness
cool
strictness
closeness
reason
dedication
dutifulness
devotion
factuality
soundness
irreproachability
sinlessness
guiltlessness
conscientiousness
emancipation
enfranchisement
properness
veridicality
erectness
verticality
perpendicularity
honorableness
piousness
piety
kindness
love
boldness
courtliness
bravery
knighthood
magnanimity
knightliness
fortitude
ideal
ethic
chastity
heroism
daring
valour
UK
intrepidity
knight errantry
guilelessness
wholeheartedness
genuineness
seriousness
value
good behaviour
chasteness
quality
superiority
gentleness
scruples
philosophy
manners
conduct
beneficence
benefit
grace
obligingness
advantage
kindheartedness
mercy
courtly manners
knightly code
trueness
artlessness
earnestness
bona fides
good will
moral philosophy
good habits
singleness
candidness
ingenuousness
goodwill
unaffectedness
naturalness
heart
sincereness
valor
US
lack of deceit
impeccability
modesty
greatness
distinction
class
reputability
eminence
perfection
standard
confidence
honestness
trustiness
excellency
importance
good name
superbness
immaculateness
standards
significance
ethos
stature
conscience
reputation
practice
belief
imperative
mores
nature
convention
criteria
conventionalities
arete
outspokenness
bluntness
high quality
virginity
straightness
brilliance
responsibility
magnificence
self-respect
moral code
immaculacy
continence
account
calibre
UK
supremacy
use
usefulness
utility
natural law
caliber
US
sublimity
preeminence
spotlessness
accomplishment
choiceness
primeness
service
profit
assistance
substance
helpfulness
gain
consequence
help
first-rateness
transcendence
éclat
aid
mileage
prestige
fineness
gallantry
sublime
forthrightness
majesty
grandeur
credit
repute
stateliness
gentility
faultlessness
celibacy
talent
plainness
augustness
maidenhood
grade
splendor
US
desirability
stainlessness
avail
wholesomeness
good report
effectiveness
efficacy
power
upside
relevance
strength
estimation
point
peerlessness
supereminence
splendour
UK
pre-eminence
serviceableness
strong point
high standard
status
plainnes
straight
prerogative
gamesmanship
moral correctness
righteous
good sport
innocency
sportsmanship
hope
cardinal virtue
supernatural virtue
exquisiteness
flawlessness
practicality
lack of sin
clear conscience
inculpability
perfectness
refinement
polish
achievement
infallibility
exemplariness
abstinence
impact
influence
effect
holiness
sanctitude
cleanliness
magnitude
potency
self-denial
self-restraint
credibility
moral fibre
UK
moral fiber
US
moral strength
actuality
credo
creed
ideals
norms
loftiness
solemnity
implication
bang for the buck
bearing
import
purpose
will power
virtues
moral principles
moral values
tikanga
regalness
impressiveness
poise
royalness
formality
respectfulness
regality
composure
beliefs
moral stand
rules of conduct
moral beliefs
dictates of conscience
standards of behaviour
rights and wrongs
theological virtue
staying power
firmness of purpose
exaltedness
breeding
gravitas
lordliness
ceremoniousness
abstemiousness
cleanness
naivete
monogamy
demureness
restraint
unmarried state
temperance
renown
state
standing
gravity
etiquette
strength of mind
sedateness
reserve
sobriety
station
gentlefolks
gentlefolk
generosity
gentry
patriciate
aristocracy
elite
glory
applicability
vantage
fitness
significancy
improvement
perks
productiveness
functionality
edge
appropriateness
gratification
favour
UK
justification
convenience
excuse
call
grounds
boon
start
betterment
serviceability
asset
favor
US
resplendence
hauteur
self-possession
cachet
culture
note
splendidness
level
illustriousness
selflessness
gloriousness
gorgeousness
desert
sublimeness
society
upper crust
royalty
upper class
ennoblement
elevation
exaltation
glorification
meaning
appeal
allure
grandness
splendiferousness
deservingness
resplendency
validity
meaningfulness
attractiveness
stupendousness
capability
skill
ability
weight
pro
aptitude
valuation
endowment
gift
moment
mark
behoof
percentage
landed gentry
ruling class
high society
plus point
redeeming feature
more ❯
“We are doing so for reasons of
justice
and not in the delusive hope of greater security.”
Noun
▲
Having a lack of favoritism
equity
fairness
impartiality
objectivity
disinterest
egalitarianism
impartialness
neutrality
objectiveness
detachment
disinterestedness
equitableness
evenness
nonpartisanship
neutralism
consideration
evenhandedness
even-handedness
fair-mindedness
fair dealing
fair treatment
non-partisanship
lack of bias
lack of prejudice
open-mindedness
justness
rightfulness
rightness
dispassion
dispassionateness
equality
equitability
balance
fair shake
righteousness
honesty
fair play
independence
square deal
nonalignment
uprightness
integrity
indifference
right
distance
unselfishness
unbiasedness
equal opportunity
selflessness
candidness
impersonality
uninvolvement
noninterference
honour
UK
honor
US
moderation
probity
noninvolvement
noninterventionism
good faith
without favoritism
absence of prejudice
absence of bias
remoteness
aloofness
rectitude
reasonableness
coolness
cool
nonchalance
coldness
unconcern
properness
reverie
dreaminess
woolgathering
preoccupation
impassiveness
incuriosity
decency
goodness
conscientiousness
scrupulousness
sensibleness
honourableness
lack of discrimination
lack of bigotry
piece
parity
brown study
fifty-fifty
even break
even odds
even chance
square odds
liberty
freedom
emancipation
isonomy
coequality
tolerance
equal treatment
civil rights
fair practice
equal rights
non-discrimination
more ❯
“With scrupulous
justice
, the marriage counselor noted that both parties were equally to blame.”
Noun
▲
The administration of the law or authority
law
proceedings
litigation
authority
appeal
constitutionality
hearing
due process
legal process
judicial proceedings
legal action
legal proceedings
administration of the law
lawsuit
“It was an egregious attempt to pervert the course of
justice
.”
Noun
▲
A legal sentence or punishment
penalty
sanction
sentence
judgement
UK
punishment
reparation
retribution
ruling
conviction
decree
determination
judgment
US
punition
recompense
redress
verdict
amends
compensation
condemnation
damages
fine
rule
decision
forfeiture
penance
pronouncement
rap
punitive action
reprimand
penalization
censure
discipline
correction
chastisement
comeuppance
price
wrath
infliction
castigation
deserts
requital
vengeance
medicine
torture
consequences
chastening
pain
mulct
suffering
sequestration
deprivation
nemesis
stick
victimisation
UK
jankers
unhappiness
confiscation
gallows
hammer
rod
victimization
US
ostracism
dues
mortification
amercement
forfeit
punitive measures
just deserts
disciplinary action
coercive measure
punitive measure
firm hand
hell to pay
suspended sentence
reproof
deferment
scolding
telling-off
deferred sentence
sacrifice
reward
desert
revenge
atonement
criticism
disciplining
loss
rebuke
time
consequence
absolution
charge
fee
denial
stretch
retaliation
doom
fall
attrition
cost
prison term
prison sentence
financial penalty
what's coming to you
what you deserve
reformation
admonition
handicap
aversive
aversive stimulus
reform
fate
destiny
blast
put-down
return
penitence
restitution
destruction
excoriation
bawling-out
ticking-off
penalties
sanctions
negative reinforcement
what is coming to one
what one is asking for
talion
sentences
due
meed
what's coming to one
poetic justice
what is merited
payback
what is due
dueness
dose of one's own medicine
lumps
levy
retributive justice
chewing out
dressing down
assessment
payment
slammer time
imprisonment
due reward
just punishment
deserved fate
ban
embargo
restriction
boycott
getting yours
control
use of punishment
a firm hand
prohibition
deterrent
surrender
relinquishment
subjugation
exclusion
giving up
finding
order
holding
tariff
barrier
suppression
controlling
subduing
losing
surrendering
injunction
measure
action
writ
command
edict
sleep
dictum
term
knock
book
hitch
vacation
getup
clock
jolt
trick
result
toll
restraint
abasement
denying
coercive measures
sacrificing
abandonment
ceding
attainder
yielding
forfeiting
considered opinion
sending up the river
drawback
disadvantage
downside
snag
bird
stint
porridge
bane
minus
affliction
worry
burden
trouble
torment
tribulation
trial
disbenefit
undesirable consequence
expiation
life sentence
penal sentence
propitiation
compunction
purgation
jail sentence
self-abasement
self-mortification
self-punishment
self-flagellation
more ❯
“The public was satisfied with the
justice
that was handed down to the perpetrator for his crimes.”
Noun
▲
The quality of being reasonable or within the law
legitimacy
reasonableness
soundness
acceptability
justification
validity
legitimateness
well-foundedness
“Others will grant authority to the use of force if it falls within the bounds of
justice
and reason.”
Noun
▲
A public official whose duty it is to administer the law
judge
magistrate
justiciary
adjudicator
justiciar
jurist
sheriff
surrogate
bailie
bench
court
deemster
jurat
recorder
reeve
umpire
alcalde
beak
chancellor
judge advocate
justice of the peace
Law Lord
Lord Justice
sheriff-depute
Your Honour
Her Honour
His Honour
official
JP
arbitrator
judiciary
administrator
referee
arbiter
Justice of the Peace
judicial officer
public officer
honour
UK
honor
US
magister
moderator
legal official
justice of peace
negotiator
assessor
peacemaker
inspector
law officer
bar
tribunal
seat of judgment
ombudsman
expert
intermediary
reconciler
critic
interpreter
appraiser
marshal
authority
warden
conciliator
evaluator
intercessor
Chief Justice
provost
bailiff
civil officer
jurisprudent
ref
counsel
attorney
counselor
US
defender
barrister
lawyer
forum
law court
counsellor
UK
linesman
ump
court of inquiry
court of justice
court of enquiry
court of law
judicature
legal expert
legal adviser
legal scholar
chancery
assizes
courtroom
umpie
supervisor
overseer
assistant referee
compromiser
chair umpire
line judge
mediator
settler
proprietor
more ❯
“He served for several years as a
justice
on the Supreme Court.”
Noun
▲
Property of being lawful, of obeying the law
lawfulness
legitimacy
validity
legality
permissibility
authority
right
constitutionality
legitimateness
licitness
defendability
rightfulness
genuineness
authenticity
acceptability
correctness
admissibleness
admissibility
soundness
rightness
justness
equity
fairness
properness
accordance with the law
effectiveness
effect
force
bona fides
legal acceptability
contractual nature
binding nature
Noun
▲
The quality of being moderate
moderateness
temperance
moderation
restraint
reasonableness
forbearance
constraint
measure
sobriety
temperateness
fairness
composure
calmness
coolness
equanimity
mildness
judiciousness
justness
sedateness
balance
dispassionateness
lenity
patience
poise
quiet
sedation
steadiness
toleration
golden mean
self-control
self-discipline
self-restraint
leniency
abstemiousness
non-indulgence
equability
control
continence
abstinence
self-denial
asceticism
teetotalism
austerity
self-abnegation
self-deprivation
abnegation
frugality
abstention
refrainment
discretion
soberness
stoicism
renunciation
prudence
self-possession
refraining
cool
celibacy
chastity
forgoing
uninebriation
unintoxication
eschewal
moderatism
astringency
sacrifice
conservatism
mortification
self-mastery
willpower
self-command
self-containment
will
self-government
selflessness
altruism
happy medium
severity
unselfishness
self-sacrifice
prohibition
dryness
tolerance
ascetic
resignation
nephalism
avoidance
discipline
suppression
repression
reserve
inhibition
fortitude
endurance
sufferance
indulgence
countenance
long-suffering
abstaining
longanimity
will power
tranquillity
UK
strength of will
tranquility
US
dullness
drabness
plainness
simplicity
chasteness
Rechabitism
clear-headedness
repudiation
renouncement
virtue
nonindulgence
fasting
strength of mind
generosity
martyrdom
calm
sangfroid
plain
lack of indulgence
puritanism
logicality
intelligence
level-headedness
sensibleness
practicality
common sense
wisdom
rationality
temper
good humour
good humor
plain living
simple living
reasonability
long-sufferingness
clemency
patientness
resisting
silence
prevention
economy
caution
grip
hold
unnaturalness
withholding
secretiveness
confines
compulsion
coercion
command
serenity
living with
imperturbability
going easy on
understanding
unexcitability
persistence
submission
equilibrium
pulling your punches
kindness
consideration
lenience
perseverance
grit
constancy
inexcitability
even temper
passivity
placidity
capacity
backbone
nonresistance
even-temperedness
gutsiness
bearing
passiveness
heart
guts
intestinal fortitude
unflappability
more ❯
Noun
▲
Remedy or compensation for a wrong or grievance
redress
compensation
reparation
restitution
recompense
requital
satisfaction
damages
indemnity
amends
indemnification
atonement
quittance
rectification
remedy
retribution
aid
cure
ease
help
payment
recoupment
relief
remuneration
repayment
reprisals
assistance
comeback
correction
amendment
balancing
change
conciliation
offsetting
reestablishment
reformation
rehabilitation
reimbursement
remission
remodelling
UK
remodeling
US
renewal
repair
reprisal
return
revision
reward
reworking
vengeance
settlement
vindication
quid pro quo
retaliation
revenge
reckoning
nemesis
payback
punishment
penalty
wages
revanche
avenging
measure
judgement
UK
counterblow
avengement
comeuppance
judgment
US
retributive justice
poetic justice
an eye for an eye
tit for tat
measure for measure
due reward
just deserts
an eye for an eye and a tooth for a tooth
eye for an eye
just reward
counterattack
reciprocation
getting even
counteraction
a Roland for an Oliver
counteroffensive
counterstroke
countermove
counterstrike
ultion
lex talionis
recrimination
a tooth for a tooth
counterpunch
blow for blow
reaction
response
reply
counterassault
attack
settling of scores
settling of score
evening of score
paying back
act of vengeance
a taste of your own medicine
tooth for a tooth
money
afterstroke
retaliatory blow
return blow
sharing
exchange
complementation
warrantability
just punishment
punitive action
virtue rewarded
interchange
correspondence
giving in return
barter
trade
recaliation
blood money
as good as one gets
gain
yield
accruement
accrual
proceeds
take
benefits
income
interest
profit
gate
fightback
riposte
a game at which two can play
fate
avengment
wreak
vindictiveness
counterplay
counterinsurgency
counter-attack
doom
penance
propitiation
redemption
wrath
emolument
expiation
vengefulness
Doomsday
apology
solatium
dues
rebate
day of retribution
last judgment
judgment day
making good
defence
UK
defense
US
squaring things
day of judgment
a taste of one's own medicine
rally
neutralization
US
neutralisation
UK
what is coming to someone
discount
give-back
allowance
refund
consolation
discharge
kickback
give-up
money back
acquittance
more ❯
Noun
▲
State of equality
level playing field
equal opportunity
equal rights
equity
proportion
symmetry
Noun
▲
The condition of being right, appropriate, or fitting
propriety
appropriateness
fitness
rightness
suitableness
aptness
correctness
suitability
seemliness
appositeness
ethicality
felicitousness
felicity
fittingness
happiness
morality
properness
appropriacy
accordance
advisability
agreeableness
compatibility
concord
congruity
consonance
convenience
correspondence
expedience
harmony
legitimacy
meetness
order
pleasantness
recommendability
applicability
pertinence
relevance
timeliness
congruousness
relevancy
becomingness
germaneness
usefulness
bearing
eligibility
competence
materiality
opportuneness
application
pertinency
well-suitedness
equitableness
agreement
judiciousness
eloquence
grace
effectiveness
adaptation
qualifications
choiceness
readiness
preparedness
concernment
congeniality
decency
consistency
admissibility
patness
seasonableness
auspiciousness
expediency
decorum
keeping
assimilation
concurrency
accommodation
qualifiedness
worthiness
capacity
capability
what it takes
more ❯
Noun
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A system of government by the whole population or all the eligible members of a state, typically through elected representatives
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