excused |
justified |
As verbs the difference between excused and justified
is that
excused is (
excuse) while
justified is (
justify).
As an adjective justified is
having a justification.
justified |
fair |
As an adjective justified
is having a justification.
As a verb justified
is (
justify).
As a proper noun fair is
.
justified |
scattered |
As adjectives the difference between justified and scattered
is that
justified is having a justification while
scattered is randomly distributed.
As verbs the difference between justified and scattered
is that
justified is (
justify) while
scattered is (
scatter).
justified |
accredited |
As adjectives the difference between justified and accredited
is that
justified is having a justification while
accredited is given official approval after meeting certain standards, as an accredited university; or as disease free cattle.
As verbs the difference between justified and accredited
is that
justified is past tense of justify while
accredited is past tense of accredit.
justified |
rationalize |
As verbs the difference between justified and rationalize
is that
justified is (
justify) while
rationalize is to make something rational or more rational.
As an adjective justified
is having a justification.
grounded |
justified |
As adjectives the difference between grounded and justified
is that
grounded is (aviation|of an airman) not allowed to fly while
justified is having a justification.
As verbs the difference between grounded and justified
is that
grounded is (
ground) while
justified is (
justify).
justified |
tightened |
As verbs the difference between justified and tightened
is that
justified is (
justify) while
tightened is (
tighten).
As an adjective justified
is having a justification.
justified |
proven |
As adjectives the difference between justified and proven
is that
justified is having a justification while
proven is having been proved; having proved its value or truth.
As verbs the difference between justified and proven
is that
justified is past tense of justify while
proven is past participle of lang=en.
acquitted |
justified |
As verbs the difference between acquitted and justified
is that
acquitted is (
acquit) while
justified is (
justify).
As an adjective justified is
having a justification.
righteoused |
justified |
As verbs the difference between righteoused and justified
is that
righteoused is past tense of righteous while
justified is past tense of justify.
As an adjective justified is
having a justification.
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