justicer

Meanings

• A person or entity that administers or enforces justice.

  - "The judge is a justicer in the courtroom."
  - "The police officer serves as a justicer by upholding the law and enforcing justice."

• A person or entity that is fair and impartial in the administration or enforcement of justice.

  - "The fair justicer ensured that both parties received a just outcome."
  - "The impartial justicer ruled in favor of neither party, instead focusing on upholding the law and enforcing justice."

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Rhymes

Words rhyming with justicer
justify , jury , advisory , counsel , advocate , plea , petition , verdict , sentence , punishment , correction , rehabilitation , reformation , redemption , absolution , forgiveness , mercy , compassion , pity , sympathy , empathy , kindness , benevolence , humanitarianism , charity , altruism , philanthropy

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Variants

List of all variants of justicer that leads to same result
justice , justices , justice of the peace , justices of the peace , justice is done , justice is served , justice is served/done , chief justice , chief justices , fugitive from justice , fugitives from justice , miscarriage of justice , miscarriages of justice , poetic justice , poetic justices , do justice to , pervert justice , pervert the course of justice

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Etymology

origin and the way in which meanings have changed throughout history.

From the Old French word 'justicier', meaning 'to administer or enforce justice'.

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