Just:

Adjective:

1. Based on or behaving according to what is morally right and fair.
2. Based on fact or truth; correct or accurate.
3. Barely or exactly; neither more nor less.

Adverb:

1. Exactly; precisely.
2. Only; simply.

Prepositions:

• “To” (just to)
• “For” (just for)
• “In” (just in)
• “At” (just at)

Collocations:

• Just in time, just now, just because, just then, just for fun, just for you, just kidding, just married.

Example Sentences:

1. She wanted a just resolution to the dispute.
2. He acted according to his own sense of what was just.
3. The decision was based on a just interpretation of the law.
4. They wanted to receive a just compensation for their work.
5. She arrived just as the ceremony started.
6. He needed just a little more time to finish the project.
7. The answer is just what I expected.
8. I’m just here to pick up the package.
9. Can you please wait just a moment?
10. He’s just across the street from our office.
11. It’s not just about the money; it’s about respect.
12. She’s just like her mother in so many ways.
13. He’s just a beginner at playing the piano.
14. I’m just kidding; I didn’t mean to offend you.
15. This is just too much to handle right now.
16. The movie was just okay; nothing special.
17. I’m just grateful to be here with all of you.
18. He arrived just in time for the meeting.
19. They left just before the storm hit.
20. She’s just started her new job as a teacher.
21. The cake is just for you; I made it myself.
22. He’s just playing with his toys in the corner.
23. They’re just around the corner; you can’t miss them.
24. I’m just calling to let you know I’ll be late.
25. He’s just finished reading the entire series.
26. She’s just about to announce her decision.
27. It’s just a short walk to the park from here.
28. I’ll be back in just a few minutes.
29. He’s just getting started on his career in medicine.
30. This is just my opinion, but I think we should wait.
31. The book was just published last month.
32. She’s just turned eighteen years old.
33. He’s just too stubborn to admit he’s wrong.
34. They were just married last summer.
35. He’s just trying to be helpful; don’t be so critical.
36. She’s just trying out different hobbies to see what she likes.
37. He’s just asking for some advice on his new project.
38. This isn’t just any ordinary book; it’s a classic.
39. I’m just going to grab a quick snack before we leave.
40. It’s just a short drive from here to the beach.
41. He’s just finished painting the walls in the living room.
42. She’s just starting to learn how to play the guitar.
43. He’s just looking for his keys; he’ll be right with you.
44. They’re just waiting for the right moment to announce their decision.
45. It’s just so nice to see you after all this time.
46. I’m just glad that everything worked out in the end.
47. The cat is just sitting on the windowsill, watching the birds.
48. It’s just the two of us for dinner tonight; let’s make it special.
49. She’s just arrived from out of town; she’s staying with us for a week.
50. He’s just trying to make a living doing what he loves.