Indokolhatóan

Indokolhatóan is a Hungarian adverb. It translates to "justifiably," "reproachfully," "justifiably," or "reasonedly" in English. It is derived from the adjective "indokolható," which means "justifiable" or "defensible."

The adverb "indokolhatóan" is used to describe an action, statement, or decision that can be supported by valid reasons or evidence. It implies that there is a sound basis for something, making it acceptable or understandable. For instance, one might say that a particular policy was "indokolhatóan" implemented if there were clear and logical grounds for its introduction.

Conversely, if something is done without a justifiable reason, it would not be described as "indokolhatóan." The term suggests a level of prudence and rationality in one's actions or judgments. It emphasizes the presence of a rationale that can be presented and understood by others, making the subject of the adverb defensible against potential criticism or doubt. The correct usage of "indokolhatóan" often points to a deliberate and well-considered approach.