justifiably

"The format of the WTC has got its critics and justifiably so, but we had to do something," Barclay told BBC Sport.

No total was available for the Newark police, who reported killing 10 people, seven "justifiably," and three "by accident."

In other words, in their view, Verstappen could have justifiably kept the place.

"Russia has had very tangible losses, and justifiably so," said Zelensky in his nightly video address.

Furthermore, in the face of a widening campaign of abduction and deportation conducted by masked, armed paramilitaries with no identifiable uniforms, Trump’s theatrical displays in the Oval Office can justifiably be viewed as irrelevant distractions.