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Discover LudwigThe phrase "do him justice" is correct and can be used in written English.
It is typically used to express that someone or something deserves to be portrayed or described accurately and fairly. Example: "I know he has made some mistakes in the past, but please do him justice by acknowledging all the good things he has done for the community."
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Newspapers don't do him justice.
I wanted to do him justice.
Plain old Johnson doesn't do him justice.
Brainless doesn't begin to do him justice".
Hollywood should do him justice.
Chameleonic doesn't do him justice.
"It doesn't do him justice," Beane said.
"I have to do him justice.
This does not do him justice.
"Hawk doesn't do him justice," says one former colleague.
"That is, in full human complication: to do him justice".
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