justificated
justificated is the simple past and past participle of justificate.
Meaning of justificate
Verb
justificate (third-person singular simple present justificates, present participle justificating, simple past and past participle justificated)
- To provide a justification for; to justify.
- Accordingly, when an application was made for the first quarter's rent, Mr. Cincinnatus W. Sloaker coolly returned for answer, that " he knew of no obligation no-how to justificate him to part with a cent's worth of scrapins until the correct balance of time was figured up;" and, therefore, all...1851, Thomas Campbell, Samuel Carter Hall, Edward Bulwer Lytton, The New Monthly Magazine - Volume 92, page 446
Questions about justificated
- What is justificated the simple past and past participle of?
- Justificated is the simple past and past participle of justificate.
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