justifiable (Meaning)

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justifiable (s)

capable of being justified

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Capable of being justified, or shown to be just.

A justifiable war is one that is fought in self-defense or to protect innocent lives.
The use of deadly force by police officers can sometimes be justifiable, but it should only be used as a last resort.
The ban on hate speech is justifiable because it prevents people from saying things that are harmful and hurtful to others.
The government's decision to raise taxes is justifiable because it is necessary to fund essential public services.
The company's decision to lay off workers was not justifiable because it was done without proper notice or compensation.
The student's cheating on the exam was not justifiable because it is a form of academic dishonesty.
The athlete's use of performance-enhancing drugs was not justifiable because it gives them an unfair advantage over other athletes.
The actor's decision to drop out of the movie was not justifiable because he had already signed a contract.
The politician's decision to resign from office was justifiable because he had been caught in a major scandal.
The CEO's decision to give himself a large bonus was not justifiable because the company had not done well financially.

capable of being justifiedCapable of being justified, or shown to be just.

supportable, defensible, defendable, acceptable, maintainable,legitimate, reasonable, viable, rational,sustainable

absurd, untenable, illogical, extreme, ridiculous, irrational,unjustifiable, irrational, ridiculous, unjustifiable

A justifiable war is one that is fought in self-defense or to protect innocent lives.

The use of deadly force by police officers can sometimes be justifiable, but it should only be used as a last resort.

The ban on hate speech is justifiable because it prevents people from saying things that are harmful and hurtful to others.

The government's decision to raise taxes is justifiable because it is necessary to fund essential public services.