Justin

[juhs-tin, zhys-tan, yoos-teen]

noun

1. a male given name: from a Latin word meaning “just.”

Example Sentences

"We've identified the electrostatic mechanism this worm uses to hit its target, and we've shown the importance of this mechanism for the worm's survival," says co-author Justin Burton, an Emory professor of physics whose lab led the mathematical analyses of laboratory experiments.

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Last week, Tennessee state Rep. Justin Pearson, who became nationally famous as one of the “Tennessee Three,” announced that he would challenge the 76-year-old Cohen, who has represented the state’s 9th district since 2007.

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Pearson and another Tennessee Democrat, state Rep. Justin Jones, were expelled from the state legislature in 2023 after participating in a gun control protest that was deemed disruptive.

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In a statement to Salon, Hogg said that the endorsement of Pearson “is not a rejection of Congressman Cohen’s years of service, but an affirmation that the moment we are living in demands new leadership. At a time when our democracy, economy and planet face generational challenges, we believe Justin J. Pearson is uniquely equipped to meet this moment to build on decades of progressive leadership and carry that legacy forward with the energy, empathy and boldness this era requires.”

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She also used a Mercedes to get from Westminster to Canterbury for the enthronement of Archbishop Justin Welby in March 2013 cost £627, freedom of information results found.

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