vindication [ˌvɪndɪˈkeɪʃən] SUST. sin pl.
1. vindication (confirmation):
- vindication
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2. vindication (clearing blame):
- vindication
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The term yields a variety of meanings, depending on the context, including rights, vindication, deliverance, juridical norm, and judgment in the sense of setting things aright or in proper order.
www.salon.com It was unexpected vindication from a respectable scientific quarter.
en.wikipedia.org And no matter how many e-mails his remaining friends send out, vindication in the eyes of the voters will be even tougher.
en.wikipedia.org This result is nothing more than the clear vindication to which he is entitled.
en.wikipedia.org He accepted a full apology and comprehensive retraction which represents a complete vindication of his stance from the outset.
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- villager
- villain
- villainous
- villainy
- villaneous
- vindication
- vindictive
- vine
- vinegar
- vinegary
- vineyard