justification in Irish
justification in Irish is réasún — justification means a reason or explanation that shows an action or belief to be reasonable or acceptable.
justification in Irish
réasún
(countable) A reason, explanation, or excuse which someone believes provides convincing, morally acceptable support for behavior or for a belief or occurrence.
What does "justification" mean?
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noun A reason or explanation that shows an action or belief to be reasonable or acceptable.
"Is there any justification for charging customers extra when the service has not changed?"
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noun The alignment of text so its edges line up evenly along a margin.
"Left justification is the default setting in most word processors."
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justification in a sentence
- Is there any justification for charging customers extra when the service has not changed?
- She couldn't find any justification for the delay.
- Left justification is the default setting in most word processors.
- The newspaper column used full justification, so the right edge looked neat and straight.
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What is "justification" in Irish?
"justification" in Irish is réasún. justification means: A reason or explanation that shows an action or belief to be reasonable or acceptable.
How do you use "justification" in a sentence?
Example: "Is there any justification for charging customers extra when the service has not changed?" In Irish, "justification" is réasún.
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