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What does demonstrably justified mean?

"Demonstrably justified" means something is proven to be right or valid through evidence, reasoning, or argument. It implies that the justification is not just based on opinion or belief, but on concrete facts and logical reasoning.

Here's a breakdown:

* Demonstrably: This part implies that the justification can be demonstrated or shown through evidence.

* Justified: This means that there is a good reason or valid explanation for something.

Example:

* "The scientist's theory was demonstrably justified by the results of their experiment."

* "The judge ruled that the defendant's claim of self-defense was demonstrably justified."

In essence, "demonstrably justified" means that something has a strong foundation and can be defended with facts and logic.

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