Vindicated is valid Scrabble Word

Is vindicated a scrabble word?
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10 letters word
17 points in Scrabble
20 points in WWF

Definitions for VINDICATED in dictionary:

VERB:

VINDICATE, to justify, to clear of criticism
clear (someone) of blame or suspicion
show or prove to be right, reasonable, or justified

ADJECTIVE:

freed from any question of guilt

OTHER DEFINITIONS:

to set fre; deliver

Words related to VINDICATED

How to use VINDICATED in a sentence

And thus he has vindicated, as no other man in our days has done, at once the dignity of Nature and the dignity of spirit.
These were the facts of the case, and he was satisfied that the character of England had been vindicated by not allowing its ports to be made subservient to such designs.
Here also the rights of feeling are vindicated against those of the knowing reason.
And it was vindicated, if ever any policy was vindicated, by the surprise and splendor of the results.
I had vindicated his judgment sooner than I had hoped.
Thus life would be kept, and all the life that had ever been upon the earth perpetuated, vindicated, glorified.
Her ambition has been thwarted, and her method has been vindicated.
No man ever saw more clearly or vindicated more nobly the dignity of knowledge, the capacity of the human mind, and the glory of God in the works of His hand.
Soon, however, it vindicated its delicacy of touch in the industrial arts of spinning and weaving.
Until a nation has completely vindicated its right to exist, it is hard for it to settle down and make its life worth living.

In following the lead of that gallant officer on that momentous occasion, the colored American again vindicated his right to a voice in the government of his country.
It is almost too much to say that Bannockburn won for Scotland its independence, for Scottish independence had already been vindicated.
The whole revolutionary contention was vindicated in this act.
He reached Mexico in October, 1624, vindicated his predecessor in the public estimation, and quieted the disturbances in the country.
Then they were often to me passionate, immediate, personal, and vindicated words! But it grew to be that they appeared words of a low order.
But in every case, whether in the courts, at the ballot box, or on the battlefield, the vitality of the Constitution was vindicated.
There the law vindicated itself without having used violence or shed one drop of blood.
If he wins I am vindicated and his success is mine.
The queen had refused to admit the earl of Peterborough into her presence until he should have vindicated his conduct, of which king Charles had complained in divers letters.
Thus, these long-misunderstood and much-assailed Scriptures are not only vindicated, but far more than vindicated, by the progress of astronomical discovery.
He made a most admirable Judge, and my action was abundantly vindicated by the result.
He soon vindicated the wisdom of the step which he had taken by giving proofs of something of the strength of Masaccio, united with a reflection of the feeling of Fra Angelico.
Michael Angelo was destined for the profession of the law, but so early vindicated his taste for art, that at the age of thirteen years he was apprenticed to Ghirlandajo.
Ross, however, had the satisfaction of receiving a letter from Canning himself, in which the great statesman vindicated the accuracy of the report.
Ashmun was fully vindicated and remained for four years more until his strength was all but spent.
It did, I am glad to say, not because I like to see islands destroyed, but because science has been vindicated.
Of such an act as his at such a time it is but fit that the dignity should be vindicated and the virtue proclaimed, so that its value as an example may not be lost to the nation.
He followed the new clew with an enthusiasm which his friends would have been justified in calling frenzy, if success had not finally vindicated him.
The sanctity of our institutions has been vindicated.
He was disappointed at not finding the monk, but not sorry Sir Oliver stood vindicated.
And just here the wisdom of Douglas, in first securing the support of the administration, was vindicated.
Order was restored, but the law was never vindicated.
The ordinary method of appointment of cadets is described and vindicated by the author.
Guilt will be confounded, innocence triumphantly vindicated, the virtuous made happy, and the curtain will go down amid tremendous applause.

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