Definition of poetic justice in English:

poetic justice

noun

mass noun

The fact of experiencing a fitting or deserved retribution for one's actions.
诗的正义（指因某人的所作所为得到合适或应得的报应）
the noise was deafening and it was poetic justice when the amplifiers stalled just before the start
Example sentencesExamples
- While some have had the displeasure of being discarded by me, the intervention of poetic justice has ensured that I get paid back in the same coin and be discarded by others.
- Given that superheroes are mere phantoms of melodrama, produced by taking poetic justice to outlandish extremes, it may seem that none of this matters very much in the real world.
- Perhaps it would be poetic justice that such funds, generated from high-tech yuppies, should be put to use to provide basic services in remote areas.
- There is poetic justice in the opportunity to round things off at Kilmarnock, where their 4-0 win on the final day of last season was not enough to prevent Rangers' treble.
- Being revealed as a drug addict, one who illegally purchased drugs on the black market - many of which are obtained by stealing from people who really need the medication - is poetic justice.
- It amounts to poetic justice that the misfire has specifically hit her as well as her fellow caucus members, who may soon decide that her leadership costs them more than it's worth.
- Today, I think that we are seeing some poetic justice by coming back to south Waterloo.
- I felt poetic justice had been done, and honour satisfied.
- The gods of poetic justice are on my side though, because my new sleeping arrangement means that I am too far away to hear the sprog when she decides to sing out in the middle of the night.
- So there's a lot of poetic justice to the move, and we're very grateful to the club for helping us out of our predicament.
- Our sense of poetic justice may need to be recalibrated, they note, when the most diabolical and hateful people come disguised with perfectly tanned skin, gleaming smiles, windswept hair, and the scent of success.
- A Unionist might view it as poetic justice for Home Rulers who dreamed of enlightened collectivism then found themselves in a Scotland where prejudice was no longer diluted by membership of the UK.
- So it would be poetic justice if the Catholic charity simply did as the court ordered and saddled the grasping employees behind the original complaint with the resultant costs.
- If that's not poetic justice, I don't know what is.
- It is not hard to see poetic justice in the latest development.
- However poetic justice was done when, on the orders of her sister Mary, Lizzie followed him, albeit only for a 12-month sabbatical.
- Everyone thinks there's a good deal of poetic justice in the idea.
- And with a flourish of poetic justice, the cruel aristocrat later met his death by his own creation for his part in the murder of Mary Queen of Scots' husband.
- There is a kind of poetic justice in the fact that these vehicles of colonisation of the land, precisely for its own exploitation are over time slowly dissolving back into the very landscape that they were imposed upon.
- And what we're seeing may be some poetic justice.
Synonyms
punishment, penalty, nemesis, fate, doom, one's just deserts, due reward, just reward, wages

Definition of poetic justice in US English:

poetic justice

nounpoʊˈɛdɪk ˈdʒəstəspōˈedik ˈjəstəs

The fact of experiencing a fitting or deserved retribution for one's actions.
诗的正义（指因某人的所作所为得到合适或应得的报应）
the noise was deafening and it was poetic justice when the amplifiers stalled just before the start
Example sentencesExamples
- Perhaps it would be poetic justice that such funds, generated from high-tech yuppies, should be put to use to provide basic services in remote areas.
- If that's not poetic justice, I don't know what is.
- There is a kind of poetic justice in the fact that these vehicles of colonisation of the land, precisely for its own exploitation are over time slowly dissolving back into the very landscape that they were imposed upon.
- It amounts to poetic justice that the misfire has specifically hit her as well as her fellow caucus members, who may soon decide that her leadership costs them more than it's worth.
- Given that superheroes are mere phantoms of melodrama, produced by taking poetic justice to outlandish extremes, it may seem that none of this matters very much in the real world.
- I felt poetic justice had been done, and honour satisfied.
- While some have had the displeasure of being discarded by me, the intervention of poetic justice has ensured that I get paid back in the same coin and be discarded by others.
- Today, I think that we are seeing some poetic justice by coming back to south Waterloo.
- The gods of poetic justice are on my side though, because my new sleeping arrangement means that I am too far away to hear the sprog when she decides to sing out in the middle of the night.
- Being revealed as a drug addict, one who illegally purchased drugs on the black market - many of which are obtained by stealing from people who really need the medication - is poetic justice.
- Our sense of poetic justice may need to be recalibrated, they note, when the most diabolical and hateful people come disguised with perfectly tanned skin, gleaming smiles, windswept hair, and the scent of success.
- It is not hard to see poetic justice in the latest development.
- So there's a lot of poetic justice to the move, and we're very grateful to the club for helping us out of our predicament.
- However poetic justice was done when, on the orders of her sister Mary, Lizzie followed him, albeit only for a 12-month sabbatical.
- And with a flourish of poetic justice, the cruel aristocrat later met his death by his own creation for his part in the murder of Mary Queen of Scots' husband.
- Everyone thinks there's a good deal of poetic justice in the idea.
- So it would be poetic justice if the Catholic charity simply did as the court ordered and saddled the grasping employees behind the original complaint with the resultant costs.
- There is poetic justice in the opportunity to round things off at Kilmarnock, where their 4-0 win on the final day of last season was not enough to prevent Rangers' treble.
- And what we're seeing may be some poetic justice.
- A Unionist might view it as poetic justice for Home Rulers who dreamed of enlightened collectivism then found themselves in a Scotland where prejudice was no longer diluted by membership of the UK.
Synonyms
punishment, penalty, nemesis, fate, doom, one's just deserts, due reward, just reward, wages

单词	poetic justice
释义	Definition of poetic justice in English: poetic justice noun mass noun The fact of experiencing a fitting or deserved retribution for one's actions. 诗的正义（指因某人的所作所为得到合适或应得的报应） the noise was deafening and it was poetic justice when the amplifiers stalled just before the start Example sentencesExamples While some have had the displeasure of being discarded by me, the intervention of poetic justice has ensured that I get paid back in the same coin and be discarded by others. Given that superheroes are mere phantoms of melodrama, produced by taking poetic justice to outlandish extremes, it may seem that none of this matters very much in the real world. Perhaps it would be poetic justice that such funds, generated from high-tech yuppies, should be put to use to provide basic services in remote areas. There is poetic justice in the opportunity to round things off at Kilmarnock, where their 4-0 win on the final day of last season was not enough to prevent Rangers' treble. Being revealed as a drug addict, one who illegally purchased drugs on the black market - many of which are obtained by stealing from people who really need the medication - is poetic justice. It amounts to poetic justice that the misfire has specifically hit her as well as her fellow caucus members, who may soon decide that her leadership costs them more than it's worth. Today, I think that we are seeing some poetic justice by coming back to south Waterloo. I felt poetic justice had been done, and honour satisfied. The gods of poetic justice are on my side though, because my new sleeping arrangement means that I am too far away to hear the sprog when she decides to sing out in the middle of the night. So there's a lot of poetic justice to the move, and we're very grateful to the club for helping us out of our predicament. Our sense of poetic justice may need to be recalibrated, they note, when the most diabolical and hateful people come disguised with perfectly tanned skin, gleaming smiles, windswept hair, and the scent of success. A Unionist might view it as poetic justice for Home Rulers who dreamed of enlightened collectivism then found themselves in a Scotland where prejudice was no longer diluted by membership of the UK. So it would be poetic justice if the Catholic charity simply did as the court ordered and saddled the grasping employees behind the original complaint with the resultant costs. If that's not poetic justice, I don't know what is. It is not hard to see poetic justice in the latest development. However poetic justice was done when, on the orders of her sister Mary, Lizzie followed him, albeit only for a 12-month sabbatical. Everyone thinks there's a good deal of poetic justice in the idea. And with a flourish of poetic justice, the cruel aristocrat later met his death by his own creation for his part in the murder of Mary Queen of Scots' husband. There is a kind of poetic justice in the fact that these vehicles of colonisation of the land, precisely for its own exploitation are over time slowly dissolving back into the very landscape that they were imposed upon. And what we're seeing may be some poetic justice. Synonyms punishment, penalty, nemesis, fate, doom, one's just deserts, due reward, just reward, wages Definition of poetic justice in US English: poetic justice nounpoʊˈɛdɪk ˈdʒəstəspōˈedik ˈjəstəs The fact of experiencing a fitting or deserved retribution for one's actions. 诗的正义（指因某人的所作所为得到合适或应得的报应） the noise was deafening and it was poetic justice when the amplifiers stalled just before the start Example sentencesExamples Perhaps it would be poetic justice that such funds, generated from high-tech yuppies, should be put to use to provide basic services in remote areas. If that's not poetic justice, I don't know what is. There is a kind of poetic justice in the fact that these vehicles of colonisation of the land, precisely for its own exploitation are over time slowly dissolving back into the very landscape that they were imposed upon. It amounts to poetic justice that the misfire has specifically hit her as well as her fellow caucus members, who may soon decide that her leadership costs them more than it's worth. Given that superheroes are mere phantoms of melodrama, produced by taking poetic justice to outlandish extremes, it may seem that none of this matters very much in the real world. I felt poetic justice had been done, and honour satisfied. While some have had the displeasure of being discarded by me, the intervention of poetic justice has ensured that I get paid back in the same coin and be discarded by others. Today, I think that we are seeing some poetic justice by coming back to south Waterloo. The gods of poetic justice are on my side though, because my new sleeping arrangement means that I am too far away to hear the sprog when she decides to sing out in the middle of the night. Being revealed as a drug addict, one who illegally purchased drugs on the black market - many of which are obtained by stealing from people who really need the medication - is poetic justice. Our sense of poetic justice may need to be recalibrated, they note, when the most diabolical and hateful people come disguised with perfectly tanned skin, gleaming smiles, windswept hair, and the scent of success. It is not hard to see poetic justice in the latest development. So there's a lot of poetic justice to the move, and we're very grateful to the club for helping us out of our predicament. However poetic justice was done when, on the orders of her sister Mary, Lizzie followed him, albeit only for a 12-month sabbatical. And with a flourish of poetic justice, the cruel aristocrat later met his death by his own creation for his part in the murder of Mary Queen of Scots' husband. Everyone thinks there's a good deal of poetic justice in the idea. So it would be poetic justice if the Catholic charity simply did as the court ordered and saddled the grasping employees behind the original complaint with the resultant costs. There is poetic justice in the opportunity to round things off at Kilmarnock, where their 4-0 win on the final day of last season was not enough to prevent Rangers' treble. And what we're seeing may be some poetic justice. A Unionist might view it as poetic justice for Home Rulers who dreamed of enlightened collectivism then found themselves in a Scotland where prejudice was no longer diluted by membership of the UK. Synonyms punishment, penalty, nemesis, fate, doom, one's just deserts, due reward, just reward, wages
随便看	veracity vera copula Veracruz verae causae veranda verandaed verandaed verandah veranda(h)ed verandahed verandahs verandas verapamil verapamils veras veratrine veratrum veratrums verb verbal verbal abuse verbal attack verbal attack/assault verbal communication verbal diarrhoea