ˈdʒʌstɪs n. 1
just conduct. 2 fairness. 3
the exercise of
authority in the
maintenance of
right. 4
judicial proceedings (was
duly brought to justice; the
Court of Justice). 5 a a
magistrate. b a
judge,
esp. (in England) of the
Supreme Court of
Judicature. ødo justice to
treat fairly or appropriately;
show due appreciation of. do
oneself justice
perform in a
manner worthy of one's abilities. in justice to
out of fairness
to. Justice of the
Peace an
unpaid lay magistrate appointed to
preserve the peace in a
county,
town,
etc.,
hear minor cases,
grant licenses, etc. Mr (or Mrs) Justice
Brit. a
form of
address or
reference to a Supreme Court Judge.
with justice reasonably. øøjusticeship n. (in
sense 5). [ME f. OF f. L justitia (as JUST)]