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Definition of vindication - Reverso English Dictionary
Noun
public proofconfirmation someone was right, or not at fault
- New evidence brought her vindication after years of accusations.
- The court’s decision was a complete vindication of his actions.
- Public apologies offered some vindication, but the damage to her reputation remained.
Origin of vindication
Latin, vindicare (to claim)
Terms with vindication included in their meaning
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expression of vindication
used to assert that one's prediction was correct
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- French:justification, ...
- German:Rehabilitierung, ...
- Italian:giustificazione, ...
- Spanish:vindicación, ...
- Portuguese:reabilitação, ...
- Chinese:平反, ...
- Japanese:潔白の証明, ...
- Arabic:تَبْرِير, ...
- Hebrew:הַצְדָקָה, ...
- Russian:подтверждение, ...
- Ukrainian:реабілітація, ...
- Hindi:निर्दोष सिद्धि, ...
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