English–Japanese
“justified” in Japanese
Japanese
Pronunciation
Romajiseitō
Example
彼の怒りは正当です。kare no ika ri wa sei tō de su
His anger is justified.
How to say “justified” in Japanese
“Justified” in Japanese is 正当 (seitō).
Marks a claim, action, or feeling as having a proper basis rather than being arbitrary or excessive.
Example sentences with 正当
その要求は契約の条件に照らして正当です。so no yō kyū wa kei yaku no jō ken ni te ra shi te sei tō de su
The demand is justified in light of the terms of the contract.
Tips for using 正当
- The phrase 正当な理由 (seitō na riyū, "a legitimate reason") commonly appears when a rule or decision requires an acceptable basis.