| ADJUSTMENTAL | • adjustmental adj. Relating to adjustment. • ADJUSTMENTAL adj. relating to adjustment. |
| JUSTICESHIPS | • justiceships n. Plural of justiceship. • JUSTICESHIP n. the office or dignity of a justice. |
| JUSTICIALISM | • justicialism n. Peronism. • JUSTICIALISM n. the political ideology of Juan Domingo Peron, President of Argentina, which combined Fascism and Socialism. |
| JUSTICIARIES | • justiciaries n. Plural of justiciary. • JUSTICIARY n. an old name for the judges of the higher English courts, also JUSTICER, JUSTICIAR. |
| JUSTIFICATOR | • justificator n. One who justifies or vindicates. • JUSTIFICATOR n. a person who defends or vindicates; a person who pardons and absolves from guilt and punishment. |
| MALADJUSTIVE | • maladjustive adj. Exhibiting or relating to maladjustment. • MALADJUSTIVE adj. not conducive to adjustment. |
| MISADJUSTING | • misadjusting v. Present participle of misadjust. • MISADJUST v. to adjust wrongly; to throw out of adjustment. |
| OVERADJUSTED | • overadjusted adj. Having been adjusted too much. • overadjusted adj. (Of a person) Too happy with their position in life. |
| PREADJUSTING | • preadjusting v. Present participle of preadjust. • PREADJUST v. to adjust in advance. |
| READJUSTABLE | • readjustable adj. Capable of being readjusted. • READJUSTABLE adj. that can be readjusted. |
| READJUSTMENT | • readjustment n. A second or subsequent adjustment. • READJUSTMENT n. the act of readjusting. |
| REJUSTIFYING | • rejustifying v. Present participle of rejustify. • REJUSTIFY v. to justify again. |
| UNJUSTNESSES | • unjustnesses n. Plural of unjustness. • UNJUSTNESS n. the state of being unjust. |