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Meanings of quite justified in anglès
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Usage of quite justified in anglès
1
Then it seems to us that she is quite justified in tooting.
2
You would be quite justified in firing me for what I've done.
3
This hatred, of course, is often, and perhaps almost invariably, quite justified.
4
Rodney felt that he was quite justified in refusing to lend Jasper money.
5
On reflection you will probably consider that I was quite justified.
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The suggestion, as you must agree, quite justified Katje's moving closer to me.
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New Delhi may be quite justified in pursuing reform of its investment tax regime.
8
Given this situation women were " quite justified" in refusing to be enumerated.
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And the general has quite justified it, even during your silence before the Montsorels.
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But we are quite justified in protecting life and property.
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Indeed, Mrs. Yoop was quite justified in believing no power could alter her enchantments.
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You were certainly quite justified-fromthe business point of view.
13
Mannion called, "Captain, they say our fright is amusing, and quite justified."
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She thought his injustice quite justified such tactics; but Evadne answered, "No!"
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So much was this the case that the chairman, Williams, seemed quite justified in saying:
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Sometimes we may be quite justified in reasoning thus.
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