justified in Italian
justified in Italian is giustificato — justified means having a good reason; shown to be right or reasonable.
justified in Italian
giustificato
Having a justification.
What does "justified" mean?
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adj Having a good reason; shown to be right or reasonable.
"The teacher felt justified in asking the class to be quiet."
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adj Of text, aligned so that both the left and right edges of each line are straight.
"Newspaper columns are often justified, so the edges look tidy."
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justified in a sentence
- The teacher felt justified in asking the class to be quiet.
- Was he justified in leaving the party so early?
- Newspaper columns are often justified, so the edges look tidy.
- I set the text to justified, but the gaps between words looked odd.
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What is "justified" in Italian?
"justified" in Italian is giustificato. justified means: Having a good reason; shown to be right or reasonable.
How do you use "justified" in a sentence?
Example: "The teacher felt justified in asking the class to be quiet." In Italian, "justified" is giustificato.
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