justificandum
noun
jus·ti·fi·can·dum
\ˌjəstəfəˈkandəm\
Definition of justificandum
justificanda
\-də\: something that is to be justified — compare justificans
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Origin and Etymology of justificandum
Late Latin, neuter of justificandus, gerundive of justificare to justify
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