Synonyms for justifiably
jus·ti·fi·ab·ly

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1. justifiablyadverb

   with good reason

   "he is justifiably bitter"

   Antonyms:
   unjustifiably, inexcusably

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1. List of paraphrases for "justifiably":

   rightly, legitimately, rightfully, justly, correctly

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1. Robert Yawger:

   Investors justifiably believe the president of the largest democracy on the planet and the largest military alliance in the world, instead of the president of a dictatorship.

2. Danny Cevallos:

   Evidence suggests that he wasn't fleeing and was facing the officer, if that's true ... the officer has to explain six shots. He has to explain a reason for each of those six shots. He has to have justifiably been in fear of his life or fear of some imminent serious bodily harm.

3. Bennie Thompson:

   Given the history of the state, it is unavoidable that the hanging of a black man in Mississippi justifiably engenders deeply raw emotions.

4. Kathryn Ruemmler:

   The Obama White House was justifiably concerned about how comprehensive they should be in their briefings regarding Russia to members of the Trump transition team, particularly Lt. General Michael Flynn, given the concerning communications between him and Russian officials.

5. Jean Lambert:

   The EU has justifiably come under fire for its response to the refugee crisis but today's proposals ... will do nothing to allay this.