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51warrantable — adj 1. authorizable, permissible, allowable, admissible, lawful, legal, legitimate, Inf. kosher, certifiable, qualified, charterable, investable, Eccles. ordainable. 2. sanctionable, approvable, acceptable; endorsable, attestable, recommendable.… …
52defensible — [adj] justifiable condonable, defendable, excusable, fit, logical, pardonable, permissible, plausible, proper, tenable, valid, vindicable, warrantable; concept 528 Ant. indefensible, invalid, unjustifiable, unvindicable …
53excusable — [adj] allowable all right, condonable, defensible, exculpatory, explainable, fair, forgivable, justifiable, minor, moderate, not too bad*, okay, pardonable, passable, permissible, plausible, reasonable, remittable, reprievable, slight, specious,… …
54justifiable — [adj] reasonable, well founded acceptable, admissible, allowable, condonable, defensible, excusable, fair, fit, forgivable, lawful, legit*, legitimate, licit, logical, pardonable, probable, proper, reasonable, remissible, right, rightful, sound,… …
55tenable — [adj] reasonable arguable, believable, condonable, credible, defendable, defensible, excusable, impregnable, justifiable, maintainable, plausible, rational, reliable, secure, sound, strong, trustworthy, viable, vindicable, warrantable; concepts… …
56vindicate — v.tr. 1 clear of blame or suspicion. 2 establish the existence, merits, or justice of (one s courage, conduct, assertion, etc.). 3 justify (a person, oneself, etc.) by evidence or argument. Derivatives: vindicable adj. vindication n. vindicative… …
57vindicability — / kə bilˈi ti/ noun • • • Main Entry: ↑vindicate * * * vindicaˈbility rare 0. [f. next.] ‘The quality of being vindicable, or capable of support or justification.’ 1828–32 Webster (citing Jrnl. of Science) …
