do justice to sb/sth (ALSO do sb/sth justice)
to treat someone or something in a way that is fair and shows their true qualities:
This postcard doesn't do justice to the wonderful scenery.

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do justice to
do justice to (someone/something)
to treat or present someone or something fairly and accurately.
He supports his case with very technical information and it is impossible to do justice to it here.

To do them justice, George and Nell did all they could to keep the puppet theater going.

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do justice to something
do justice to (someone/something)
to treat or present someone or something fairly and accurately.
He supports his case with very technical information and it is impossible to do justice to it here.

To do them justice, George and Nell did all they could to keep the puppet theater going.

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do justice to
to do something well, to represent something accurately
The painting of my grandfather does not do justice to his extremely good looks.

[TahlilGaran] English Idioms Dictionary ▲

do justice to something
to do something well, to represent something accurately
The painting of my grandfather does not do justice to his extremely good looks.

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do justice to
v. phr.
1. To do (something) as well as you should; do properly.
Barbara had so many things to do that she could not do justice to her lessons.
The newspaper man did not do justice to the story.
2. To eat or drink with enthusiasm or enjoyment.
The boy did justice to the meal.

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do justice to someone
do justice to (someone/something)
to treat or present someone or something fairly and accurately.
He supports his case with very technical information and it is impossible to do justice to it here.

To do them justice, George and Nell did all they could to keep the puppet theater going.

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