Verb:

విడుదల, సరైన కారణం, న్యాయంచేయటానికి,

justifying's Usage Examples:

Anderson acknowledged the emotional tone of his report, justifying it as follows:If there should be detected in this Report a note of unrelieved denunciation of scientology, it is because the evidence has shown its theories to be fantastic and impossible, its principles perverted and ill-founded, and its techniques debased and harmful.

While much of his work was concerned with rescuing Wittgenstein from what he took to be misreadings, his own philosophy involved a shift of emphasis from the problems that preoccupied Oxford style ‘linguistic’ philosophy, towards justifying and explaining 'forms of life' in terms of consistent language games.

Thus the purpose of the contract had been frustrated by an outside event (the King's illness and consequent cancellation of the parade), justifying termination (but not rescission) of the contract.

While mayor, Barth purchased an expensive saddle horse with city funds, justifying it as transportation for his duties as mayor.

moral justifying some of the virtues of reveling, or perhaps it is a melancholic work which exalts as virtuous, only Nicaea, the one character oblivious.

The BBFC considered the film to have no journalistic, educational or other justifying context for the images shown, while also suggesting that the film could potentially breach UK law under the Obscene Publications Act.

Reasons for closure have included a decision that it was "inexpedient" to continue to provide a court, the volume of business no longer justifying.

Criticism of leadershipPolitical accusationsBaháʼís have been accused, particularly by successive Iranian governments, of being agents or spies of Russia, Britain, the Shah, the United States, and as agents of Zionism—each claim being linked to each regime's relevant enemy and justifying anti-Baháʼí actions.

autapomorphies, and a phylogenetic position as the most basal known phytosaur, justifying the erection of a new generic name for the species.

participate in the slaughter, and justifying the killings through the demonisation of the victims.

Threats and aspirations to secede from the United States, or arguments justifying secession, have been a feature.

Synonyms:

reassert, confirm, warrant,

Antonyms:

attack, surrender, black-and-white, colorless,