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"具有证明力的",1610年代; 见 justification + -ative。相关词汇: Justificator; justificatory。
The first known use of justificative was in 1611
1 Louis Bonaparte, conscious of the advent of history, and imagining that a Charles IX can extenuate a Saint Bartholomew, has published as a pièce justificative, a so-called "official list of the deceased persons."
2 Meantime, a document—he should at once prepare a justificative document.
3 "This wretched book," she explained, pathetically bringing forward her pièce justificative, "said that it was open to the public."
4 But that it could have been used as a piece justificative, with all its errors, when the Babylonians could at once have refuted it, is incredible.
5 Unconsciously insincere, like the majority of people in their justificative confessions, Balzac often allowed his heart to intrude where it had no business to be present.
6 There is no justificative formula for its existence any more than for any other artistic achievement.
3 辩解的
4 辩明的
5 证明为正当
6 辩白的
7 辩解
palliative apologetic excusatory out explanation excuse allegation apology plea alibi vindication palliate answer speak explain apologize
8 认为正当