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Meaning of justifiably
The primary meaning of "justifiably" is to do something or to have a feeling that is reasonable or fair.
Etymology of justifiably
The word "justifiably" originates from the Latin words "justus" meaning just or fair, and "ficare" meaning to make, with the suffix "-ably" added to form an adverb, indicating the manner in which something is done.
Synonyms
reasonably
fairly
rightly
deservedly
appropriately
fittingly
suitably
properly
lawfully
legitimately
validly
rationally
logically
sensibly
soundly
correctly
accurately
uprightly
morally
ethically
virtuously
commendably
laudably
admirably
credibly
plausibly
believably
defensibly
excusably
pardonably
tolerably
acceptably
understandably
Definitions
- To a reasonable or fair extent, or for a reasonable or fair reason
- * In a way that is morally or legally acceptable
Usage Examples
- The company can justifiably claim to be a leader in the industry due to its innovative approach.
- * She felt justifiably angry after being treated unfairly by her employer.
- * The new policy has been justifiably criticized for its potential to exacerbate social inequality.
Antonyms
unjustifiably
unfairly
unreasonably
wrongly
improperly
illegally
illegitimately
irrationally
illogically
unsoundly
incorrectly
inaccurately
unethically
immorally
undeservedly
inappropriately
unfittingly
improperly
unlawfully
unacceptably
inexplicably