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well-justified

adjective

  1. having been shown, proved, or validated satisfactorily


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Example Sentences

Mr. Duney, thus appealed to, nodded portentously, as though to indicate that his words were well justified.

But the results well justified the method, or the method-lessness.

A new volume on the subject would thus seem to be well justified.

The people of Melbourne are fond of hearing their city commended, and their pride in it is certainly well justified.

Our extreme distrust, to which the unfortunate Philippe nearly fell a victim, was only too well justified.

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