| 词组 | justification |
| 释义 | justification AC /ˌdʒʌstəfəˈkeɪʃən, ˌdʒʌstɪfəˈkeɪʃən/ noun a good and acceptable reason for doing somethingphrasesthere is no/little justification for doing sth There is no justification for holding her in jail.use sth as a justification The terrorists try to use religion as a justification for their crimes.with some justification Hoggart felt, with some justification, that his friends had let him down.verbsprovide/give/offer a justification The company failed to provide a justification for its actions.see/find justification I can see little justification for most of the changes.need justification also require justification formal Spending money on such a project will require justification.adjectivessufficient justification (=a good enough reason) You can’t put someone in prison without sufficient justification.ample justification (=more than enough good reasons) If she was angry, she had ample justification.a reasonable/rational justification He could provide no rational justification for his change of mind.legal/economic/scientific justification I see no economic justification for investing in new equipment.moral justification There was no moral justification for the war.theoretical justification (=theories that give a reason) The article examines theoretical justifications for capital punishment.the main justification The main justification for this policy is that it will save money.the only justification He believed that profit was the only justification for being in business.further justification He doesn’t need to give any further justification of his decision.a possible justification What possible justification can there be for sacking her?prepositionswithout justification Police officers cannot stop and search people without justification.justification for sth There is no justification for this belief.justification of sth This gives a justification of the method used. |
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