it just might be vs it might just be

Both phrases, 'it just might be' and 'it might just be', are correct and commonly used in English. They have the same meaning and can be used interchangeably.

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This phrase is correct and commonly used in English.

"it just might be"

This phrase is used to express the possibility of something happening or being true, with a slight emphasis on the 'just'.

Examples:

It just might be the best movie I've ever seen.
She just might be the one for you.

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It just might be James Stanworth.
Or it just might be this cool sunny day.
You know what, it just might be strong enough to hold.
That story was so ridiculous, it just might be true.
I have a rental... it just might be perfect.
Because it just might be the one closest to you.
But, it just might be completely obvious to Kira.
Well, it just might be that Syracuse is afraid to come out and face the Chiefs.
I'm thinking it just might be time to off-load it.
It's been the performance of a lifetime for cousin Charlie, but tonight, it looks like it just might be the final curtain.
I mean, it just might be easier for him, emotionally.
I'm calling because I think it just might be possible my dad Ronnie is the Greasy Strangler.
So, armed with Cliq, Droid and the MotoBlur interface, it just might be a new day for Motorola.
It would create a whole new dynamic in the poker world, and it just might be good for the game.
Now this thing you found, it just might be the miracle people are hoping for.
Which is nice, but it just might be a little...
You know, if I turn my coffee into a dessert, it just might be drinkable.
We can learn it with Edwards' help, but it just might be what we had hoped.
It's been the performance of a lifetime for cousin Charlie, but tonight, it looks like it just might be the final curtain.
It's a Tesla, and up close it just might be - lethal.

Alternatives:

It might just be
It could just be
It may just be
It possibly just might be
It simply might be

This phrase is correct and commonly used in English.

"it might just be"

This phrase is used to express the possibility of something happening or being true, with a slight emphasis on the 'just'.

Examples:

It might just be a misunderstanding.
He might just be the right person for the job.

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Look, it might just be some random woman.
Hang on, guys, it might just be the Tasmanian Devil.
Or it might just be, you know, a professional hazard.
You know, so I'm on desk duty, and it might just be a few weeks, but it's fine.
Don't love his pressure, Dr. Miller, but it might just be all the partying.
But it might just be a drill. I'm not sure.
In fact, it might just be the only fact.
What is important to keep in mind is that it might just be in your thoughts.
Could be a recipe for mediocrity, yes, but then again, it might just be why people fight for him.
Or it might just be that one little nagging thought that just goes round and round and round your mind.
It might just be that the beautiful Belle has given us what we need to find him.
It might just be me, but 2 days in, i do feel a little bit taller.
Actually, it might just be you.
Things that it might just be too late to fix.
And it might just be all my fault.
And it might just be the best half.
And it might just be the shove that we're looking for.
I mean, it might just be my shampoo.
Actually I think it might just be surveillance.
And it might just be quite interesting to look at these pictures of Evenki faces.

Alternatives:

It just might be
It could just be
It may just be
It possibly just might be
It simply might be

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