The justice
Example: The justice in the court made a fair decision.
Definition
"The justice" refers to the quality or principle of being fair, impartial, and morally right in decisions and actions, especially within the context of law and ethics. It embodies the ideal that individuals receive what they deserve according to rules or moral standards.
Etymology
The term "the justice" originates from the Latin word 'justitia,' meaning righteousness or equity. It entered English through Old French 'justice,' reflecting the concept of lawfulness and fairness. Did you know that the word also shares roots with 'just,' highlighting its close link to fairness and moral rightness?
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"The justice" appears in the Vocaplus list "English - Philosophy - (A2) - set 1", containing 105 commonly used words.
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