Definition of vindicate - Reverso English Dictionary
Verb
1.
justiceclear someone of blame or suspicion
- The evidence will vindicate her completely from the accusation..
2.
prove rightshow or prove to be right, reasonable, or justified
- His strategy to win the game vindicated his unconventional approach..
Origin of vindicate
Latin, vindicare (to claim)
Examples of vindicate in a sentence
The lawyer worked hard to vindicate his client. The new evidence will vindicate her actions. His alibi was enough to vindicate him.
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- French:innocenter, prouver, ...
- German:rehabilitieren, rechtfertigen, ...
- Italian:scagionare, giustificare, ...
- Spanish:exonerar, justificar, ...
- Portuguese:absolver, justificar, ...
- Chinese:证明...无辜, 证明...是对的, ...
- Japanese:無罪を証明する, 正しいことを証明する, ...
- Arabic:بَرَّأَ, بَرَّرَ, ...
- Hebrew:לְזַכּוֹת, לְהַצְדִּיק, ...
- Russian:оправдать, подтвердить, ...
- Ukrainian:виправдати, виправдовувати, ...
- Hindi:निर्दोष साबित करना, सही साबित करना, ...
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