justificative (Meaning)

Wordnet

justificative (s)

attempting to justify or defend in speech or writing

providing justification

Webster

Having power to justify; justificatory.

No Synonyms and anytonyms found

The defense attorney provided the jury with substantial evidence as justification for their client's actions.
The justificative evidence presented by the plaintiff was deemed insufficient by the judge.
The company issued a public statement that served as a justification for their controversial decision.
The committee members sought justification for the proposed budget increase before approving it.
The politician's actions were met with harsh criticism, and they struggled to find a justification for their behavior.
The researcher included several justificative appendixes in their dissertation to support their findings.
The decision-makers were divided on the issue, with some demanding justification for the proposed changes and others supporting them unconditionally.
The author provided a detailed justification for their unique writing style in the preface of their novel.
The project manager faced difficulties in justifying the delays to the stakeholders, as they lacked sufficient evidence to support their claims.
The teacher asked the students to provide a justification for their absence from class, emphasizing the importance of accountability.

attempting to justify or defend in speech or writing, providing justificationHaving power to justify; justificatory.

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The defense attorney provided the jury with substantial evidence as justification for their client's actions.

The justificative evidence presented by the plaintiff was deemed insufficient by the judge.

The company issued a public statement that served as a justification for their controversial decision.

The committee members sought justification for the proposed budget increase before approving it.