Justifiably is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for JUSTIFIABLY in dictionary:

ADVERB:
• JUSTIFIABLE, that can be justified
• with good reason
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• capable of being justifie; excusable

Words related to JUSTIFIABLY

justifiable23

Words that contain JUSTIFIABLY

unjustifiably28

How to use JUSTIFIABLY in a sentence

• A man may more justifiably throw up cross and pile for his opinions, than take them up by such measures.
• Marshal Radetzky, however, acted a merciful part, and was wiser in so doing than if he had justifiably acted with greater severity.
• This sentiment is involved in many of those prejudices which have been so much, and in some sense justifiably ridiculed.
• Paula was furiously angry over this, justifiably, too.
• His fame is pronounced to be justifiably colossal, but it is said he did not lay the basis of any physical science.
• One may justifiably ask whether the change in human personality which Chinese communism has attempted to achieve is possible, let alone desirable.
• Nor can we justifiably withhold this on any ground, save our conviction that slavery is wrong.
• Since the Chinese are our friends, and since we cannot live in the Filipinas without their trade, I do not see how it can be done justifiably, as they are free to trade with all.
• At the short intervals since these conversations, when I could justifiably abstract my mind from public affairs, the subject has been under my contemplation.
• If he had fallen into the hands of the police they would have justifiably locked him up as a murder suspect.
• He was even then searching for Number Five, who had most justifiably, in fact, involuntarily, taken refuge as previously explained.
• I belonged to the order that quite as justifiably desired society to remain as it was.
• Meanwhile, the cookery diplomee thinks, often justifiably, that the new teachers have not had sufficient practice in the art of cooking.
• He justifiably reckoned that he could distinguish between honest and dishonest advertising.
• So he put the glass down untasted, and the barmaid justifiably felt herself to have been insulted.
• But Denry, though so young, had made immense progress as a card, and had, perhaps justifiably, come to consider himself as the premier card, the very ace, of the town.
• The troops, therefore, thrown on their own resources, justifiably fired upon their assailants.
• The midshipmen players were now justifiably nervous, though they gave no sign of the fact.
• Lacking the practice of self-discipline such a savage, when grown, would justifiably loathe the parent for not having gained that which would provide him with happiness.
• So far as that goes, one may justifiably answer by asking any one to try.
• For five years they themselves had glorified justifiably in the perfect discipline and sobriety with which they had used their irregular power.

Similar words containing JUSTIFIAB without suffix ly

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