Definition of justly

justlyadverb

công bằng

/ˈdʒʌstli//ˈdʒʌstli/

The word "justly" has roots in the Latin word "iustus," meaning "just, right, lawful." It entered English through Old French "justement," and originally meant "in a just manner." The word "just" also derived from "iustus," reflecting its core meaning of fairness and righteousness. Over time, "justly" evolved to encompass concepts like fairness, righteousness, and legal rightfulness, all stemming from the foundational Latin root "iustus."

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in a way that most people consider to be morally fair and reasonable

theo cách mà hầu hết mọi người coi là công bằng và hợp lý về mặt đạo đức

Example:
  • to be treated justly

    được đối xử công bằng

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for a good reason

vì một mục đích tốt

Example:
  • to be justly proud of something

    tự hào về điều gì đó

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