Definition for Justifiable:

• That may be justified; defensible by law or reason; excusable; warrantable.

Synonyms for Justifiable:

• adj.

  •admissible (adjective)
  • more fitting,
  • licit,
  • all owed,
  • more tolerated,
  • re-levant,
  • more concedable,
  • re levant,
  • most allowed,
  • Tolerated,
  • most possible,
  • pertinent,
  • more acceptable,
  • more allowed,
  • most concedable,
  • all-owed,
  • most tolerated,
  • FAIRER,
  • more suitable.
  •all (adjective)
  • justifiable.
  •even-handed (adjective)
  • nonpartisan,
  • un-prejudiced,
  • dis-interested,
  • on level,
  • un prejudiced,
  • dis interested,
  • non partisan,
  • impartial,
  • un biased,
  • even handed.
  •excusable (adjective)
  • exculpatory,
  • not too bad,
  • vindicatory,
  • within limits,
  • reprievable,
  • condonable,
  • trivial,
  • remittable.
  •forgivable (adjective)
  • pardonable.
  •ratiocinative (adjective)
  • ratiocinative.
  •reasonable (adjective)
  • making sense,
  • in right mind,
  • unextreme,
  • cognitive,
  • standing to reason,
  • clear cut,
  • well advised,
  • all there,
  • thought out,
  • thought-out,
  • unexcessive,
  • percipient,
  • within reason,
  • in one's right mind.
  •reasonable, well-founded (adjective)
  • sound,
  • probable,
  • forgivable,
  • suitable,
  • acceptable,
  • fair,
  • allowable,
  • Remissible,
  • valid.
  •right (adjective)
  • more standup,
  • more stand-up,
  • more stand up,
  • most stand up,
  • standup,
  • de-served,
  • de served,
  • most standup,
  • most stand-up.
  •tenable (adjective)
  • maintainable,
  • most maintainable,
  • more maintainable,
  • most defendable,
  • more defendable,
  • defendable.
  •understandable (adjective)
  • more recognizable,
  • re-cognizable,
  • most recognizable,
  • re cognizable,
  • more understandable,
  • recognizable.
  •venial (adjective)
  • not serious.
  •worthwhile (adjective)
  • more money-making,
  • money making,
  • most paying,
  • most money making,
  • most money-making,
  • in-valuable,
  • re-warding,
  • re warding,
  • more paying,
  • more money making,
  • in valuable.

• n.

  •
  • realistic,
  • rational,
  • pragmatic,
  • sensible,
  • balanced,
  • practical,
  • mature,
  • Grounded,
  • Clear-headed.
  •
  • forgiveness.
  •defensible (noun)
  • proper,
  • fit,
  • logical.

• Other synonyms:

  •
  • tenable.
  •excusable
  • venial.

Paraphrases for Justifiable:

• Equivalence

  • Adjective
    justified, defensible, valid.
  • Verb, past participle
    justified.

• Reverse Entailment

  • Adjective
    unjustifiable.

• Independent

  • Adjective
    substantiated, arguable, acceptable, defendable, indefensible, unreasonable, lawful, just, well-grounded, comprehensible, inexcusable, rational, motivated, unwarranted, righteous, admissible, viable, unjustified, plausible, sustainable, eligible, reasoned, correct, permissible, worthwhile, accountable, responsible, FIDE, proper, appropriate, intelligible, logical, equitable, irresponsible, warrant, meaningful, feasible, desirable.
  • Noun, singular or mass
    justification, legitimacy.
  • Verb, past participle
    excused, supported, entitled, merited, Explained, Legitimized, triggered, vindicated, wedded, evidenced, based, Accounted, backed, warranted, substantiated, motivated, unjustified, reasoned.

• Other Related

  • Adjective
    legitimate, reasonable, supportable, well-founded, warranted, tenable, rightful, understandable.
  • Noun, singular or mass
    rightful.

Antonyms for Justifiable:

• adj.

  • reasonable, well-founded
    prohibited, improbable, unsuitable, unlawful, unlikely, illegitimate, wrong, unwarranted, unjustifiable, invalid, illegal.
  • Other antonyms:
    insupportable, untenable, unsound, groundless, ridiculous, unreasonable, irrational, objectionable, inexplicable, unacceptable, unsustainable, extreme, unexplainable, outrageous, illogical, absurd, unfounded.

Justifiable Sentence Examples:

• " That was hardly justifiable, Mr. Passford," added the captain shaking his head.

• To those who regard gambling as justifiable, provided the gambler's means allow of it, even to those who habitually see women indulging in games of chance, there will, of course, be something absurd in the point of view of the solicitor.