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Meaning of 'just'

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Latest post Sun, Sep 28 2008 1:10 AM by Feebs11. 1 replies.
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Anonymous  +  571077 Sat, 27 Sep 08 10:59 PM
So I wondering how to know the meaning of 'just'. In for example the sentence "I'm about 6 foot tall"
My dictionary says it has more than one meaning. Which is fine but not if it means: exactly and approximately!
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Feebs11  +  571113 Sun, 28 Sep 08 01:10 AM
 I am a bit confused. Where is the word in the sentence you give?
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