just then (Meaning)

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just then (r)

at a particular time in the past

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Just then, the phone rang and disrupted his train of thought.
She decided to take a break, and just then, her boss entered the room.
As I was crossing the street, a car swerved to avoid me just then.
The doorbell rang just then, and I wondered who could be visiting at this hour.
He was about to leave when, just then, his friend arrived.
Just then, a loud crash came from the kitchen, startling everyone in the house.
The waves were getting stronger, and just then, a rogue wave crashed against the shore.
Just then, a shooting star streaked across the night sky, and I made a wish.
As I was walking down the street, I noticed a lost dog, and just then, its owner came running towards it, relieved to have found it.
Just then, the clouds parted, and the sun peeked through, casting a warm glow on the landscape.

at a particular time in the past

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Just then, the phone rang and disrupted his train of thought.

She decided to take a break, and just then, her boss entered the room.

As I was crossing the street, a car swerved to avoid me just then.

The doorbell rang just then, and I wondered who could be visiting at this hour.