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Meanings of justifiable in English
Usage of justifiable in English
1
Her actions were completely justifiable, but Anderson didn't want to hear it.
2
How real their ideas may seem, how proven and justifiable and true.
3
The move was a mistake, considered prudentially; but it was morally justifiable.
4
I couldn't enunciate a reasonable, justifiable position, so I hid behind abstraction.
5
It seemed justifiable for people to approach the search from this angle.
6
For the moment it might seem justifiable to despair of the republic.
7
The cases must be extreme in which such a course is justifiable.
8
In this the painter's use of the title was apt and justifiable.
9
But I was not hurt by this; her resentment is quite justifiable.
10
These writs were lawful and were specially justifiable in time of war.
11
Only when the safety of the state was threatened was rebellion justifiable.
12
So that, on neither supposition, would the executive be justifiable in interposing.
13
He thought there were cases in which divorce from incompatibility is justifiable.
14
There were no words in which to express his most justifiable wrath.
15
The two met on the doorstep, each full of a justifiable self-satisfaction.
16
It was only justifiable as a last and desperate measure of self-defence.
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Ireland
Common
United Kingdom
Common
United States of America
Common