justification in Greek
justification in Greek is αιτιολόγηση, απολόγηση, δικαιολογία — justification means a reason or explanation that shows an action or belief to be reasonable or acceptable.
justification in Greek
What does "justification" mean?
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noun A reason or explanation that shows an action or belief to be reasonable or acceptable.
"She couldn't find any justification for the delay."
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noun The alignment of text so its edges line up evenly along a margin.
"Change the paragraph's justification to full so both margins line up."
justification in a sentence
- She couldn't find any justification for the delay.
- The company offered no justification for the layoffs.
- Change the paragraph's justification to full so both margins line up.
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Frequently asked questions
What is "justification" in Greek?
"justification" in Greek is αιτιολόγηση, απολόγηση, δικαιολογία. justification means: A reason or explanation that shows an action or belief to be reasonable or acceptable.
How do you pronounce αιτιολόγηση?
"justification" in Greek is αιτιολόγηση, pronounced "aitiologisi".
How do you use "justification" in a sentence?
Example: "She couldn't find any justification for the delay." In Greek, "justification" is αιτιολόγηση, απολόγηση, δικαιολογία.
Are there other ways to say "justification" in Greek?
Yes — Greek has 4 translations listed for "justification": αιτιολόγηση, απολόγηση, δικαιολογία, στοίχιση.