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Definition of
just-in-time adjective
from the Oxford Advanced American Dictionary
just-in-time
adjective
adjective
(
abbreviation
JIT
)
(
business
)
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used to describe a system in which parts or materials are only delivered to a factory just before they are needed
See
just-in-time
in the Oxford Advanced Learner's Dictionary
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Nearby words
justified
adjective
justify
verb
just-in-time
adjective
jut
verb
jute
noun