Difference between Justifiable and Excusable

JUSTIFIABLE vs EXCUSABLE: ADJECTIVE

Capable of being justified or proved to be just or true; defensible; warrantable: as, justifiable resentment.

Defensible, Lawful, Understandable, Rational, Legitimate, Justify, Warranted, Unreasonable, Unwarranted, Reasonable, Justification, Unjustifiable, Unjustified, Justified, Excusable

Tolerable, Regrettable, Reprehensible, Blameworthy, Unpardonable, Culpable, Egregious, Understandable, Explicable, Unforgivable, Inexcusable, Venial, Justifiable, Pardonable, Forgivable

Defensible, Lawful, Understandable, Rational, Legitimate, Justify, Warranted, Unreasonable, Unwarranted, Reasonable, Justification, Unjustifiable, Unjustified, Justified, Excusable

Tolerable, Regrettable, Reprehensible, Blameworthy, Unpardonable, Culpable, Egregious, Understandable, Explicable, Unforgivable, Inexcusable, Venial, Justifiable, Pardonable, Forgivable

Parliamentary leadership insists that the killings are justifiable.
Jamaicans were burned down without any justifiable reason.
Is this overkill or justifiable considering the price?
There is no justifiable reason for this limitation.
That the Indians are justifiable in their hostilities.
Another element of promissory estoppel is justifiable reliance.
Person was justifiable, and videos obtained by the.
Is there ever a justifiable use for doublespeak?
Unless some such ultimate moral principles can be shown to be justifiable, no other moral judgments can be shown to be justifiable.
Obviously, contemporary pacifists are critical of Christian defenders of justifiable violence in general, and thus derivatively of Augustinian defenders of justifiable violence.

Popovich pointed out these recent absences were excusable, though.
Commencement Date, subject to delays for Excusable Events.
This may, however, be justification for excusable delays.
Compensation is allowed on all compensable, excusable delay.
Lack of probity is not excusable, however slight.
"To lose one independence referendum may be excusable.
Mistakes; Inadvertence; Excusable Neglect; Newly Discovered Evidence; Fraud.
This resource contains an explanation of excusable nonuse and examples of circumstances under which a claim of excusable nonuse has been accepted.
Excusable Neglect To successfully have a default set aside, a defendant must first show there was excusable neglect.
Excusable neglect has been defined as excusable carelessness attributable to an honest mistake that is compatible with due diligence or reasonable prudence.