Agree
Agree verb - To have or come to the same opinion or point of view.
Justify
Justify verb - To be an acceptable reason for.
Common collocations
Both words in one sentence
- Like Amon, she is extremely charismatic and can justify her actions with arguments so reasonable that even the heroes begrudgingly agree she has a point.
- He's just such an over-the-top depiction of a Jerk Jock (with absolutely no traces of a Freudian Excuse to justify it), that even those who despise the character will agree that the series was at its emotional best when Agon was the main antagonist.
Source: Love to Hate -
As well as variants of "You might not agree with my methods, Shepard, but our goals are the same." Much to the annoyance of Paragon players, since this tends to be said by a villain trying to justify the crap you just called them out on.
Source: Phrase Catcher
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