Definition

A person who provides reasons or explanations to support or defend something, often to make it seem right or acceptable.

Example

The justifier of the policy explained its benefits to the public.

Conversation

I was thinking about how everyone needs a justifier for their actions sometimes.

That's true! It feels like we always seek validation from others.

Exactly! It's almost like we need someone to defend our choices.

Yeah, having a good justifier can really help us feel more confident.

Synonyms & Antonyms

Root Explanation

Justifier → It is formed from "justus" (meaning just or righteous) and "-fier" (from Latin "facere", meaning to make or do). The word "justifier" means one who makes something just or righteous.

Memory Tip

Think of someone who 'makes' something 'just' — that's why a justifier is someone who justifies or makes something right.

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