Lingo

Justice

9 Words

5m

1.
a fair shake
Phrase

a chance or opportunity given to a person equally as others

I believe everyone deserves a fair shake in life.

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2.
[serve] {sb} right
Phrase

to receive an unfortunate consequence or punishment that one truly deserves as a result of one's wrong behavior

It serves him right for constantly interrupting others during meetings.

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3.
fair and square
Phrase

done honestly, justly, or without disobeying any rules

I always play by the rules and compete fair and square.

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4.
[put] the saddle on the right horse
Phrase

to blame the right person or thing

It is important to put the saddle on the right horse to ensure optimal performance and productivity.

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5.
on an equal footing
Phrase

of the same level, status, or position, without any advantage or disadvantage for one person, thing, or group over the other

We strive to ensure that all employees are treated on an equal footing, regardless of their background or position.

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6.
[give] the devil (his|her) [due] (in law|)
Phrase

to acknowledge someone's positive qualities or actions, even if that person is generally unpleasant, evil, or disliked

Despite his controversial reputation, we must give the devil his due and acknowledge his exceptional leadership skills.

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above board
7.
above board
Phrase

in a transparent, honest, and lawful manner

The company ensures that all financial transactions are conducted above board and in compliance with legal regulations.

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8.
square deal
Noun

a fair and honest treatment

The company prides itself on offering a square deal to its employees, providing fair wages and equal opportunities for growth.

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9.
poetic justice
Noun

a situation in which one believes that an unfortunate event that has happened to someone is well deserved

The villain's downfall in the story provides a perfect example of poetic justice, as their wicked actions catch up to them.

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