100 Examples of sentences containing the adverb "just"
Definition
The adverb just is used to indicate something that is exact, specific, or recent. It can also express a sense of fairness or emphasis. Its meanings include:
- Exactly: To signify something that is precise or accurate.
 - Recently: To refer to something that happened a short time ago.
 - Simply: To emphasize that something is straightforward or uncomplicated.
 - Only: To indicate exclusivity or limitation.
 
Synonyms
- Exactly
 - Only
 - Simply
 - Merely
 - Recently
 - Fairly
 - Right
 - Just now
 
Antonyms
- Unfairly
 - Inexactly
 - Wrongly
 - Excessively
 - Much
 
Examples
- I just finished my homework.
 - She just arrived at the party.
 - We just need to wait a little longer.
 - It’s just a matter of time.
 - He’s just not interested in that.
 - The answer is just what I expected.
 - I just want to help you.
 - They were just kids back then.
 - I just can’t believe it!
 - This is just what I was looking for.
 - We’re just getting started.
 - It’s just too good to be true.
 - I’ll just have a glass of water.
 - She was just being polite.
 - You’re just making excuses.
 - That’s just how it is.
 - He was just in the wrong place at the wrong time.
 - Can you just give me a moment?
 - I just saw him yesterday.
 - It’s just not fair.
 - You’re just overthinking it.
 - I just came to say hello.
 - The movie was just okay.
 - I just need a little more time.
 - They just love to dance.
 - It was a just decision.
 - I just can’t wait for the weekend.
 - She looked just fabulous in that dress.
 - It’s just a little cold outside.
 - You’re just going to have to deal with it.
 - I just don’t understand why.
 - He said it was just a joke.
 - We just want to have fun.
 - The cake is just delicious!
 - I just can't stop smiling.
 - That’s just what I needed to hear.
 - She just finished reading that book.
 - I just found out the news.
 - You’re just too kind.
 - It’s just not the same without you.
 - He was just trying to help.
 - I just know we’ll succeed.
 - It’s just around the corner.
 - She was just being herself.
 - I just took a nap.
 - That’s just how I feel about it.
 - I just saw a shooting star.
 - This is just too much to handle.
 - I just wanted to check in.
 - He’s just a friend.
 - The weather is just perfect today.
 - I’m just going to relax at home.
 - It’s just a suggestion.
 - They were just having a good time.
 - I just wanted some peace and quiet.
 - She’s just a little shy.
 - It was just a misunderstanding.
 - I just finished my coffee.
 - You’re just being silly.
 - That was just amazing!
 - It’s just what I was afraid of.
 - I just remembered something important.
 - He’s just a kid after all.
 - This is just the beginning.
 - I just love this song!
 - It’s just a phase.
 - I just need to focus.
 - This situation is just unacceptable.
 - I just got back from vacation.
 - She was just being dramatic.
 - It’s just so frustrating.
 - I just can’t help it.
 - He’s just not the right guy.
 - It’s just a game.
 - They were just having fun.
 - I’ll just take a quick look.
 - The meeting was just an hour long.
 - I just adore your style.
 - It’s just my luck.
 - I just couldn’t resist.
 - That’s just what I was thinking.
 - It was just an ordinary day.
 - I just need to vent.
 - She’s just too busy right now.
 - We’re just passing through.
 - It’s just a little late.
 - I just remembered my keys.
 - They were just having a laugh.
 - I just finished watching the series.
 - It's just a small town.
 - I just want to relax.
 - She’s just a little stubborn.
 - It’s just a temporary solution.
 - I just wanted to clarify.
 - That’s just how I see it.
 - I just love spending time with you.
 - The timing is just perfect.
 - You’re just going to love this!
 - I just can’t get enough of this.
 - It was just what I needed to hear.
 
