Justifiable
Justifiable adjective - Capable of being defended with good reasoning against verbal attack.
Usage example: had justifiable reasons for leaving early
Viable and justifiable are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Viable" instead an adjective "Justifiable".
Viable
Viable adjective - Capable of being done or carried out.
Justifiable and viable are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Justifiable" instead an adjective "Viable".
Nearby Word: viability
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- The resulting play almost comes across as a Spiritual Successor to Murder on the Orient Express, in that all of the suspects have a viable—and in most cases, justifiable—motive to do in the murder victim.But there, the comparison ends.
Source: Theatre / Think Twice
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