justifiably Antonyms
Strongest:
- scornfully
- contemptuously
- contemptuously
- thoughtlessly
- unfairly
- scornfully
- disdainfully
- unfairly
- inconsiderately
- inconsiderately
- viciously
- disrespectfully
- disdainfully
- cruelly
- thoughtlessly
- rudely
- viciously
- rudely
- disrespectfully
- cruelly
Strong:
- heartlessly
- nastily
- impolitely
- discourteously
- impolitely
- discourteously
- heartlessly
- snootily
- snootily
- nastily
Weak:
Strongest:
Strong:
- kindly
- considerately
- politely
- judiciously
- thoughtfully
- courteously
- respectfully
- discreetly
- graciously
- nicely
- wisely
Weak:
Meaning of justifiably
justifiably (r)
with good reason
justifiably Sentence Examples
- The decision to fire him was justifiably made based on his consistent underperformance.
- She justifiably felt angry at her husband for forgetting their anniversary.
- The suspect's actions were justifiably interpreted as a threat, leading to the officer's use of force.
- The court justifiably ruled in favor of the plaintiff, considering the overwhelming evidence presented.
- The company's decision to raise prices was justifiably made due to the increased cost of raw materials.
- The doctor's decision to prescribe a strong medication was justifiably made, considering the severity of the patient's illness.
- The ban on smoking in public places was justifiably implemented to protect the health of both smokers and nonsmokers.
- The government's decision to increase taxes was justifiably made to fund essential public services.
- The teacher's decision to expel the student was justifiably made after repeated warnings and attempts to improve the student's behavior.
- The decision to punish the child was justifiably made as a consequence for their misbehavior.
FAQs About the word justifiably
with good reason
fairly, sensibly,validly, reasonably, pleasantly, prudently, excusably, kindly, considerately, politely
scornfully, contemptuously, contemptuously, thoughtlessly, unfairly, scornfully, disdainfully, unfairly, inconsiderately, inconsiderately
The decision to fire him was justifiably made based on his consistent underperformance.
She justifiably felt angry at her husband for forgetting their anniversary.
The suspect's actions were justifiably interpreted as a threat, leading to the officer's use of force.
The court justifiably ruled in favor of the plaintiff, considering the overwhelming evidence presented.
