overjust
overjust adjective: too zealous in the pursuit of justice.
Adjective
overjust (comparative more overjust, superlative most overjust)
- Too zealous in the pursuit of justice.
- That is to say, do not become overjust, for he becomes too just who is not just yet thinks that he is so, deceived as he is by ignorance from knowing what true justice is.2008, Francesc Eiximenis, translated by Robert D. Hughes, Francesc Eiximenis: An Anthology, →ISBN, page 82
Forms of overjust
| comparative | more overjust |
|---|---|
| superlative | most overjust |
| alternative form | over-just |
Origin of overjust
From over- + just.
Questions about overjust
- What does overjust mean?
- Overjust means too zealous in the pursuit of justice.
- What part of speech is overjust?
- Overjust is an adjective.
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