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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
A person to whom the authority to settle or judge a dispute is delegated
The quality of being accurate or exact
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
virtuousness
impartiality
honourableness
character
truth
worthiness
truthfulness
ethicalness
equitableness
nobility
purity
principles
objectivity
upstandingness
ethicality
objectiveness
nonpartisanship
detachment
disinterestedness
disinterest
blamelessness
impartialness
respectability
high-mindedness
correctness
faithfulness
fair-mindedness
dispassion
irreproachableness
veracity
neutrality
worth
decorum
legality
dispassionateness
dignity
right
honourability
good
candour
UK
candor
US
fidelity
charity
lack of corruption
good faith
consideration
moderation
noble-mindedness
tolerance
pureness
civility
courtesy
exactitude
humanity
seemliness
charitableness
suitability
rationality
due
duty
merit
open-mindedness
square deal
give and take
incorruption
chivalry
reliability
evenhandedness
neutralism
high principles
loyalty
guiltlessness
constancy
straightforwardness
faith
properness
irreproachability
excellence
verity
guilelessness
artlessness
innocence
nobleness
meritoriousness
moral virtue
good character
ethic
sincerity
dependability
nobility of spirit
nobility of soul
graciousness
courage
gentlemanliness
incorruptness
sense
esteem
reverence
veneration
regard
respect
reason
dutifulness
dedication
devotion
emancipation
enfranchisement
unbiasedness
unprejudicedness
cool
coldness
concord
impeccability
sinlessness
soundness
cleanliness
faultlessness
conscientiousness
appropriateness
appositeness
honorableness
piety
kindness
love
chastity
chasteness
fortitude
ideal
manners
gentleness
scruples
conduct
good behavior
US
rights and wrongs
good behaviour
UK
good habits
magnanimity
trueness
value
frankness
openness
ingenuousness
genuineness
candidness
naturalness
authenticity
wholeheartedness
earnestness
unaffectedness
seriousness
singleness
goodwill
heart
sincereness
bona fides
lack of deceit
piousness
reputability
spirituality
holiness
devoutness
religiousness
trustiness
saintship
blessedness
sanctity
self-respect
religiosity
quality
straightness
grace
sainthood
superiority
moral fibre
UK
moral fiber
US
consecration
pietism
class
sacredness
wholesomeness
sublimity
responsibility
bluntness
confidence
conscience
sanctitude
venerableness
forthrightness
devotion to God
spotlessness
religious zeal
stainlessness
standards
greatness
generosity
gentry
illustriousness
exaltation
ennoblement
elevation
glorification
sportsmanship
gentility
standard
honestness
divineness
norms
divinity
belief
worship
inviolability
asceticism
fervor
US
beatitude
religionism
fervour
UK
sense of honour
sense of duty
theological virtue
purpose
gamesmanship
good sport
prerogative
innocency
prestige
inculpability
repute
distinction
moral correctness
proper conduct
moral integrity
hallowedness
sacrosanctness
stateliness
loftiness
peerage
magnificence
grandeur
royalty
majesty
solemnity
mercy
professionalism
rudiments
credos
ethos
elements
gallantry
sublime
moral excellence
moral rectitude
moral courage
basics
cardinal virtue
reputation
good conscience
self-discipline
noblesse
moral strength
conviction
moral
ideology
golden rules
will power
persuasion
passion
ardor
US
enthusiasm
ideals
values
allegiance
creed
staying power
good name
firmness of purpose
caliber
US
calibre
UK
application
zeal
moral value
beliefs
credo
ABCs
strength of mind
religious duty
plainness
outspokenness
rule of living
code of behaviour
UK
code of honour
code of behavior
US
bravery
brilliance
clearness
standing
clarity
blue blood
high society
devotedness
anti-secularism
anti-secularization
fealty
stature
eminence
selflessness
deference
service
observance
attachment
adherence
adoration
moral values
moral standards
affection
moral law
code of ethics
devotement
unction
humility
ardour
UK
simplicity
perfection
kaupapa
honest intentions
good intentions
bonne foi
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
equality
dispassion
dispassionateness
rightness
rightfulness
equitability
independence
balance
fair shake
honesty
righteousness
indifference
nonalignment
square deal
fair play
uprightness
integrity
right
distance
unselfishness
unbiasedness
absence of prejudice
absence of bias
emancipation
freedom
equal opportunity
uninvolvement
honor
US
honour
UK
moderation
without favoritism
noninterference
noninterventionism
noninvolvement
good faith
selflessness
candidness
goodness
decency
rectitude
honourableness
scrupulousness
conscientiousness
reasonableness
properness
sensibleness
parity
autonomy
lack of discrimination
lack of bigotry
suffrage
equalitarianism
democracy
classlessness
liberty
isonomy
coequality
tolerance
nondiscrimination
equal treatment
equal rights
civil rights
social justice
gender equality
fair practice
level playing field
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
just deserts
vengeance
requital
reprimand
penalization
revenge
comeuppance
nemesis
retributive justice
censure
discipline
reprisal
chastisement
wrath
correction
restitution
retaliation
deserts
castigation
payback
repayment
atonement
avengement
avenging
payment
satisfaction
reckoning
poetic justice
quid pro quo
eye for an eye
settlement
indemnification
reimbursement
indemnity
remuneration
reprisals
vindication
recoupment
quittance
remedy
wages
comeback
revanche
measure
counterblow
reward
tit for tat
measure for measure
due reward
an eye for an eye and a tooth for a tooth
just reward
price
medicine
torture
infliction
chastening
consequences
pain
stick
gallows
aversive
suffering
sequestration
deprivation
victimisation
UK
jankers
unhappiness
confiscation
hammer
rod
victimization
US
ostracism
dues
mortification
forfeit
punitive measures
disciplinary action
coercive measure
punitive measure
firm hand
hell to pay
aversive stimulus
consequence
attrition
absolution
self-punishment
deferment
self-flagellation
self-abasement
self-mortification
order
outcome
expiation
result
cost
sacrifice
undesirable consequence
compunction
purgation
propitiation
deferred sentence
suspended sentence
what you deserve
what's coming to you
reformation
action
reform
desert
toll
disciplining
return
price to pay
adjudication
penalties
sanctions
what is coming to one
what one is asking for
talion
sentences
penitence
disbenefit
lumps
adjudgement
mulct
due
arbitrament
self-chastisement
deserved fate
loss
charge
fee
amercement
just punishment
self-reproach
self-castigation
self-condemnation
criticism
determining guilt
pronouncement of guilt
declaration of guilt
condemning
imprisonment
reproof
getting yours
use of punishment
a firm hand
scolding
rebuke
blast
financial penalty
excoriation
put down
resultant
aftermath
fallout
ramification
repercussion
by-product
corollary
bawling-out
telling-off
ticking-off
dressing down
chewing out
finding
pay back
holding
edict
dictum
the book
sending up the river
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
permissibility
lawfulness
authority
right
constitutionality
licitness
defendability
legality
rightfulness
admissibleness
admissibility
justness
equity
fairness
properness
rightness
accordance with the law
genuineness
authenticity
correctness
“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
judiciary
administrator
arbitrator
Justice of the Peace
bar
judicial officer
public officer
law officer
tribunal
honor
US
magister
honour
UK
legal official
justice of peace
seat of judgment
ombudsman
counsel
attorney
counsellor
UK
counselor
US
defender
Chief Justice
provost
bailiff
civil officer
assessor
moderator
negotiator
referee
intermediary
peacemaker
arbiter
jurisprudent
conciliator
inspector
forum
law court
court of justice
court of inquiry
court of enquiry
court of law
judicature
courtroom
chancery
assizes
magistrates
judges
chamber
the bar
your honors
group of judges
courts
justices
judicial branch
barristers
dock
advocates
counsellors
UK
lawyers
law
jurists
counselors
US
attorneys
solicitors
legal profession
law practice
legal system
more ❯
“He served for several years as a
justice
on the Supreme Court.”
Noun
▲
A person to whom the authority to settle or judge a dispute is delegated
umpire
referee
arbiter
judge
arbitrator
adjudicator
mediator
moderator
negotiator
peacemaker
linesman
umpie
ref
assessor
inspector
ump
official
overseer
assistant referee
line judge
intermediary
conciliator
intercessor
intervenor
fixer
go-between
authority
middleperson
maven
holdout
expert
examiner
reviewer
referee's assistant
arbiter elegantiarum
scorer
middleman
interceder
governor
controller
ruler
director
determiner
advocate
broker
lord
dictator
reconciler
buffer
intermediate
facilitator
interposer
intermediator
medium
interagent
appeaser
troubleshooter
pacifier
middle person
scorekeeper
third party
honest broker
honor
US
justice of peace
magister
legal official
bench
jurist
court
chancellor
magistrate
jurisprudent
judiciary
justice of the peace
honour
UK
rent-a-judge
liaison officer
representative
agent
liaison
factor
delegate
proxy
envoy
deputy
emissary
attorney
diplomat
rep
messenger
dealer
negotiant
contact
linkperson
entrepreneur
linkman
linkwoman
connection
spokesman
mouthpiece
spokeswoman
commissary
minister
procurator
assignee
frontman
spokesperson
pacifist
dove
intervener
peacekeeper
matchmaker
intermedium
speaker
link
trustee
influence
substitute
surrogate
ambassador
stand-in
courier
commissioner
legate
contact person
lawyer
contact man
contact woman
interdealer broker
pleader
bargainer
mitigator
alleviator
tactician
broker-dealer
organ
channel
vehicle
instrument
wheeler-dealer
tactful person
interface
public relations expert
peacenik
satyagrahi
peacemonger
statesperson
placater
pacificator
member
depute
aide
nominee
dealmaker
piggy in the middle
peace-monger
peace-lover
conscientious objector
passive resister
point of contact
agent general
nuncio
chargé
handler
manager
mouth
prophet
officer
accredited messenger
voice
promoter
mediary
functionary
actor
steward
proctor
principal
factotum
assistant
abettor
talker
minor party
third force
unbiased observer
business manager
prolocutor
champion
protagonist
point man
point person
spin doctor
more ❯
Noun
▲
The quality of being accurate or exact
faithfulness
accuracy
exactness
precision
closeness
veracity
correctness
strictness
truth
authenticity
truthfulness
factuality
realism
fairness
justness
veridicality
dependability
reliability
believability
care
exactitude
validity
verity
fidelity
trustworthiness
genuineness
certainty
preciseness
reality
verisimilitude
definiteness
credibility
faultlessness
sureness
legitimacy
scrupulousness
factualness
literalness
surety
infallibility
accurateness
rigorousness
nicety
unambiguousness
meticulousness
rigor
US
fineness
perfection
ultraprecision
actuality
irrefutability
delicacy
certitude
decisiveness
authoritativeness
sincerity
positiveness
realness
assuredness
rigour
UK
scrupulosity
unequivocalness
conclusiveness
flawlessness
impeccability
naturalism
representationalism
honesty
literalism
carefulness
authority
rightness
verism
punctiliousness
veritableness
historicity
definitude
definitiveness
trueness
thoroughness
purity
soundness
correspondence
solidity
literality
conscientiousness
orderliness
conformity
adherence
painstakingness
safety
steadiness
verismo
narrowness
vigorousness
fact
factualism
naturalness
truism
integrity
telling it like it is
frankness
probity
plausibility
openness
resemblance
lifelikeness
gospel
weight
forthrightness
model
semblance
identicalness
likeness
parallelism
reproduction
likelihood
straight stuff
cogency
straightforwardness
acceptability
real McCoy
candidness
possibility
prospect
like it is
chance
honest-to-god truth
directness
cast-iron certainty
impressiveness
tenability
candour
UK
incisiveness
probability
solidness
satisfactoriness
candor
US
believableness
believeableness
lack of deceit
fastidiousness
robustness
heed
credence
particularity
clarity
distinctness
clearness
methodicalness
meticulosity
attention
discrimination
exactingness
niceness
dotting the i's and crossing the t's
more ❯
Adjective
▲
Of judges or the administration of justice
judicial
judiciary
juridical
jurisdictive
magistral
legal
forensic
judgelike
judicatory
official
juristic
justiciary
court
jurisdictional
magisterial
administrative
authoritative
constitutional
lawful
legalistic
statutory
judge-like
judgely
stern
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