Translation of Slovak word "opodstatnený" to English
opodstatnený
/ɔpɔtstatɲɛniː/
How to use
Adjective declined according to the pekný pattern. Signifies well-founded, justified, substantiated, or legitimate. Frequently modifies nouns denoting cognitive judgments or emotions like obava (concern), kritika (criticism), or nárok (claim).
🇬🇧 English
justified / well-founded / legitimate
Example sentence
Jej obavy sa neskôr ukázali ako úplne opodstatnené.
Her concerns later turned out to be entirely justified.
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Common phrases
- opodstatnená obava— well-founded / justified fear
- opodstatnená kritika— justified / valid criticism
- plne opodstatnený nárok— fully justified / legitimate claim
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The Slovak word "opodstatnený" means "justified / well-founded / legitimate" in English.
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