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Justified by morally or socially accepted standards
“The judge's justified criticisms of the BBC's sloppy journalism and cavalier attitude to handling complaints did not come as a surprise.”
Acceptable, or to be expected under normal circumstances
“He made a reasonably justified decision to extricate himself from this relationship.”
Based on, or displaying, common sense
“Running the formula will hence allow the researcher to determine if his subjective believe in a particular occurrence or proposition is justified based on his experience.”
(of text) Arranged such that the left and right ends of all lines within paragraphs are aligned
“Our writing is, by default, justified to the left of the page, so that each line of text only lines up on that side.”
Reasonable and convincing
Conforming to, permitted by, or recognized by law or rules
Deserving of one's time, effort, resources or attention
Appropriate, relevant, or significant
Genuine, real or authentic
To have brought fulfillment or happiness to one's life
To have demonstrated to be true based on facts
To have made a claim
Past tense for to show or prove to be right or reasonable
“How do you intend to justify your claims that aliens built the great pyramids?”
Past tense for to excuse or be a good reason for
“The state of desperation should not justify criminality.”
Past tense for to arrange (text) lines within paragraphs are aligned
“Justify your paragraphs appropriately to improve the presentation of your text.”
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