justifiably (B2)
adverb
Pronunciation: /dʒʌstɪˈfaɪəbli/
Definition
In a way that is fair, reasonable, and has a good reason.
Examples
The employees felt they had justifiably demanded higher wages.
Her anger was justifiably directed at the unfair treatment she received.
The politician's decision was justifiably criticized by the opposition.
How to Use justifiably
- justifiably proud (collocation)
- Feeling pleased and satisfied about something that you have done or something that you own. — "The team was justifiably proud of winning the championship."
- justifiably concerned (collocation)
- Worried or anxious about something that is likely to happen. — "The public is justifiably concerned about the rising crime rates."
- justifiably angry (collocation)
- Feeling strong annoyance or displeasure because of a perceived wrong or injustice. — "The customers were justifiably angry about the faulty product."
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