Usage of "justifiably"

With good reason.

Uso de justifiably en inglés

He can ask justifiably for some withdrawal on the really big days. 
 Independent.ie 

Asylum seekers and refugees are quite justifiably frightened of the Nauruan schools. 
 The Guardian 

For that reason alone those involved with dentistry should be justifiably proud. 
 The Irish Times 

The impunity provided to officers in response has left us justifiably angry. 
 Ebony 

He was asked, justifiably so, if he is cracking under the pressure. 
 The Guardian 

The gunners were smoking and laughing and looking justifiably pleased with themselves. 
 The Information Officer 

So Rio's board can justifiably demand a big premium, or no deal. 
 Reuters 

He was wrong-thoughjustifiably so-inhis assumption that Peter Blood must hang. 
 Captain Blood 

Burtynsky is justifiably famous for his huge, imposing photographs of industrial landscapes. 
 The Irish Times 

The word disillusion can then be used justifiably, that of pollution, never. 
 The Public vs. M. Gustave Flaubert 

And my mother was justifiably cross at me for leaving it unattended. 
 Wired 

The Irish people are justifiably proud of their traditional generosity to good causes. 
 The Irish Times 

Kruger National Park is justifiably the most well-known game reserve in South Africa. 
 The South African 

And justifiably so, since they had met on many occasions over the years. 
 The preacher 

The players have been criticised, and justifiably so, but not today. 
 The Guardian 

Americans are justifiably proud of Apple, an innovative company known around the world. 
 The Guardian 

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Justifiably a través del tiempo

Justifiably por variante geográfica

Irlanda

Común

Reino Unido

Menos común

Estados Unidos de América

Menos común

Significados de justifiably en inglés