Do justice Meaning in English
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Definition
To treat someone or something fairly or to represent them accurately; often used when something is shown or described in a way that truly reflects its qualities.
Usage & Nuances
Semi-formal; often said as 'do justice to' (e.g., 'This photo doesn't do justice to the sunset'). Used for people, objects, performances, or descriptions that fully express true qualities. Not about legal justice, but accurate or fair representation.
Example Sentences
This picture doesn't do justice to the beauty of the mountain.
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It is hard to do justice to her talent in words.
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No words can truly do justice to how I feel.
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The movie doesn't do justice to the original book at all.
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No camera can do justice to that sunset—you have to see it for yourself.
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After all the hard work, the chef's dish really did justice to the fresh ingredients.
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