Verb:

निर्णय नाही,

do justice's Usage Examples:

But Sunil Dutt felt that his name "Sunil Sikanderlal Kapoor" wouldn"t do justice to his villainous stint and hence, "Shakti Kapoor" was born.

Golden exiles myth Social researcher Jorge Duany has argued that the myth of the Golden exiles or the idea that most Cuban exiles are wealthy, well educated, and highly skilled unlike other immigrant populations, does not do justice to the complex and diverse experiences of the Cuban-American community.

four essential qualities of Homer the poet to which the translator must do justice: that he is eminently rapid; that he is eminently plain and direct both.

in one of the film"s only negative reviews, wrote that the "Agitprop denunciatory takedown of corporate news doesn’t do justice to I.

However he stayed for only one term for the headmaster believed that the school could not do justice to such a brilliant pupil and that he had better go to school in England.

that "It is impossible, within the limits of a short obituary notice, to do justice to all the varied aspects of Wood"s other activities or to his colourful.

traditional taals existing at the time could not do justice and were coming in the way of the seamless narrative of the lyrics.

of Johnny Mathis, one of the few artists in the world whom I feel can do justice to my father"s music.

Dave Calhoun of Time Out wrote that ‘Powerful’ doesn't do justice to the film and that it reminds us how in the end we know little about the mysteries of life.

name cemetery inadequate and argues that only the term necropolis can do justice to these sophisticated burial sites.

To those threatening insurrection, he says "Our desire is to do justice; beware, then, lest your threats turn to your own disadvantage.

However a simple division into P- and Q-Celtic may be untenable, as it does not do justice to the evidence of the ancient Continental Celtic languages.

In this large-scale composition depicting 25 people, van der Helst was able to do justice to each individual.

Synonyms:

equity, righteousness, natural virtue, right, rightfulness, fairness, justness,

Antonyms:

wrongfulness, unfairness, wrong, inequity, injustice, unrighteousness,