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Wonderful. It's so beautiful. Justine Rosalind was a top combo of mine for a long time.

Well, I love Justin for a boy, but for some reason not such a big fan of Justine. It seems to work like that for me, if I like one gender that name in the other gender is not on my radar (for example I adore Josephine, but don't like Joseph).

I like the American pronunciation much more - jus-TEEN. Here it is JUST-een that's stressed and I don't care for it. But I do like Justina.

I quite like it.

Feels dusty to me; don't like it

I used to love it, but now it feels dated to me. Not sure why. Maybe because of Justine Bateman, or its similarity to Christine.

I think it's lovely. Cora Justine is one of my favourite combos.

It's alright. I like it, but not enough to use it on an actual person.

I've got a soft spot for it even though it's not really my style. I'd use it as a middle name though if it went particularly well with a favourite first name.

It's alright, but not a fave of mine.

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I can't say that I like this name. I can't get past how close it is to Justin. Also, maybe I'm biased. I do know someone named Justine and let's just say she and I don't get along very well...

It's really grown on me lately. Perhaps that has to do with the fact that I am dating a boy named Justin. Justin is so common, yet Justine is underused and sort of fresh. I've also been feeling the same way about Maxine. With so many little Maxes running around these days, I think it would be nice to see a Maxine (although I dislike Max and Maxie as NNs).

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I've always liked the name Justine. It's pretty, feminine, and very classic and mature.

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I also really like Justina.

I think it is very pretty. I like it a lot, but I wouldn't use it because I like other names a lot more.

Eh.

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It's okay. It's classic, pretty and underused but it's not something I'm attracted to. I would love to meet one, though.