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Meanings of justifiably proud in English

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Usage of justifiably proud in English
1
For that reason alone those involved with dentistry should be justifiably proud.
The Irish Times
2
The Irish people are justifiably proud of their traditional generosity to good causes.
The Irish Times
3
Americans are justifiably proud of Apple, an innovative company known around the world.
The Guardian
4
The Grandmothers are justifiably proud of their tireless campaign to find their missing grandchildren.
The Guardian
5
Mad Bear was justifiably proud of himself as a bargainer.
A Canticle For Leibowitz
6
He can be justifiably proud of what he has achieved in helping secure those objectives.
BBC
7
Most of the time she was justifiably proud of the job she'd done raising him.
Do you take this rebel?
8
Engineers at the company are justifiably proud of the canny ways the car protects its occupants.
Wired
9
We can be justifiably proud in that achievement.
The Reality Dysfunction
10
Instead Moore struts on his glorious stage with tremendous finesse, justifiably proud of what he has wrought.
The Guardian
11
Mattie Shaw and Mike's girlfriend, Bobbi Jill, did most of the work, and they were justifiably proud.
11/22/63
12
Warren's dog holding the gaff, a feat of which both Pal and his master were justifiably proud.
Their Mariposa Legend: A Romance of Santa Catalina
13
Two years later, however, it was, and Gould felt justifiably proud of his contribution to Blair's overwhelming victory.
The Guardian
14
She was a terrific student, and a great kid, and both her parents were justifiably proud of her.
The kiss
15
He was justifiably proud of her.
The cottage
16
The management and staff can feel justifiably proud of their success in achieving the AA Hotel of the Year.
The Irish Times
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