Distinguished
Distinguished adjective - Having or showing a formal and serious or reserved manner.
Justice and distinguished are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Justice" instead an adjective "Distinguished".
Nearby Words: distinguishing, distinguishable
Justice
Justice noun - The practice of giving to others what is their due or an instance of this.
Distinguished and justice are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Distinguished" instead an adjective "Justice".
Nearby Words: justness, justiceship
Both words in one sentence
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Certainly of the Princesses, she is the only one with a distinguished career as a Supreme Court Justice.
- Marines can be distinguished by their sense of justice — moral or absolute — while pirates either travel just for the thrill of adventure or to Rape, Pillage, and Burn.
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Aversion: when the Fantastic Four were created, they intentionally avoided many genre tropes to distance themselves from their Distinguished Competition (that is, DC's Justice League of America) - with the most significant of these decisions being their lack of dual identities.
Source: Secret Identity
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