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. Richard Blumenthal:

   Judge Jackson and the future Justice Jackson has nothing to do with numbers of members on the Supreme Court, she will be in no way involved in determining or influencing that decision. So, very justifiably, she said that she had nothing to do with it.

2. Bezalel Smotrich:

   Those who failed in protecting prime minister Yitzhak Rabin, were not the right-wingers and the religious Zionists and the settlers who justifiably decried his government’s policies — it was the security services, which not only failed to protect him, but also used irresponsible manipulations, which haven’t been fully exposed to this day, to encourage the murderer to carry out his plan.

3. Jeff Flake:

   Fully automatic weapons have been justifiably illegal for civilian use for over 30 years. Any device which circumvents that law by increasing a weapon’s rate of fire from semi-automatic to fully automatic ought to be illegal as well, i am encouraged by the president’s directive... to regulate these devices, but a temporary regulatory fix is no substitute for permanent law.

4. Todd Lyons:

   These individuals were justifiably concerned that doing so would dangerously expose them to risk of infection given the cross-contamination with many different individuals from all over the facility who come and go from the medical unit and with many shared surfaces.

5. Jeffrey Neslund:

   There's going to be anger and outrage and justifiably so, i think the indictment should come out to explain to the public that the authorities have done the right thing and the officer is charged.