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Meanings of retributive justice in English
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Usage of retributive justice in English
1
And all this, again, in the name of eternal and retributive justice.
2
Thus retributive justice, in the end, overtook these unjust and cruel men.
3
The wrath of man has worked out the retributive justice of God.
4
The vengeance he had so subtly planned had turned into retributive justice.
5
So had no desire whatever to hand him over to retributive justice.
6
There is a retributive justice for those that attempt to grasp opportunities.
7
The day of stern retributive justice was not the time for unseemly triumph.
8
His strong convictions in regard to retributive justice were not to be shaken.
9
A stern, a terrible image of retributive justice presented itself before my thoughts.
10
His death was generally regarded as an act of retributive justice.
11
I see the hand of retributive justice in that, Inspector.
12
I stood-a culprit caught red-handed-andlet the boat drift me down upon retributive justice.
13
There was retributive justice in your eye, don't deny it!
14
And all in the name of eternal retributive justice.
15
After performing this little act of retributive justice, I pushed on towards the Stony Athi.
16
Sir Donald chafes at slow processes of retributive justice.
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