Sentence examples for justifiedly from inspiring English sources
"justifiedly" is a correct and usable word in written English
You can use it to describe someone or something that is acting fairly or reasonably based on an acceptable standard. Example: The teacher justifiedly gave the student a low grade on the exam since he didn't put enough effort into it.
adverb
In a justified manner; with good cause.
It is a brilliant love poem but totally – and justifiedly – also in love with its own music.
According to anti-reductionism, then, a hearer doesn't need positive support for testimonial reliability, or the speaker's sincerity, to justifiedly believe what the speaker says.
Having those concepts is necessary for her to understand the relevant propositions, and she cannot justifiedly believe a proposition that she does not understand.
The J-status of the group belief in p is determined, in turn, by what proportion of its members believe p (as opposed to disbelieve or suspend judgment vis-à-vis p), and what proportion of them hold their doxastic states justifiedly.
So I justifiedly believe the true temperature is within \ 20\pm2\).
But recall, I justifiedly believe everything I would know if this reading were correct, since knowledge entails justified belief and my belief is based solely on the reading.
Can a layperson justifiedly identify which (professed) expert to trust?
Mustn't it also meet a meta-justification condition, for example, a "\(J \rightarrow JJ\)" condition, according to which if one's belief in p is justified, then one also justifiedly believes that one justifiedly believes p? Explicit use in a theory of the JJ principle itself, of course, would violate the constraints for a reductive account of justification.
Goldman considers several ways by which a layperson might try to choose (justifiedly) between two or more disagreeing experts.
So in any other world where the apparent temperature is the same, I justifiedly believe the same things.
But if Sylvia doesn't witness any such canine action (because she isn't home at the relevant time), she might still believe the proposition and believe it justifiedly based on different evidence.
