Vindicating is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for VINDICATING in dictionary:

VERB:
• VINDICATE, to justify, to clear of criticism
• show or prove to be right, reasonable, or justified
• clear (someone) of blame or suspicion
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• to set fre; deliver

Words related to VINDICATING

vindicate15

Words that contain VINDICATING

revindicating20

How to use VINDICATING in a sentence

• Napoleon was His instrument in freeing France from external enemies, and for vindicating the substantial benefits of an honest but uncontrolled Revolution.
• In vindicating himself to his reader, against the charge of publishing one libel, the angry journalist often floundered into another.
• Now I think a public man who spends overmuch time in vindicating his consistency, makes a mistake.
• I drew up a report on the subject, vindicating the institution, which was adopted and printed.
• We deem it advisable, in this connection, to recount briefly some past events, that perchance they may be the means of vindicating the cause of equity and justice.
• All true Christian Scientists are vindicating, fearlessly and honestly, the Principle of this grand verity of Mind-healing.
• As it turned out, the Western forces accomplished their task first, vindicating the military powers of union soldiers and shaking the confidence of opposing commanders.
• He then gave orders that one of the mutineers should be put in irons, more by way of vindicating his authority than because one man was especially to blame.
• He had evidently a pleasure in vindicating these rights, and seemed to think it a duty.
• Locke reassured the Bishop of Worcester, and was humbly confident that Divine Justice would find a way of vindicating Itself in spite of human wit.
• There is great reason to believe with Professor Masson that a tract vindicating this violence was actually taken down from his lips.
• If we can delay but for a few years the necessity of vindicating the laws of nature on the ocean, we shall be the more sure of doing it with effect.
• The only true hell is the vindicating and remedial return of resisted law on a being out of tune with some just condition of his nature and destiny.
• All, then, that is needed for a perfectly vindicating judgment is the awakening of consciousness to the full view of the facts.
• More than two hours were spent in reading the English Liturgy, chanting Psalms, and explaining and vindicating the usages of the English Church.
• It was not solely with a view of supporting the Americans, and vindicating the wrongs of humanity, that the French entered upon the arena of strife.
• He still clung to hope, and talked of vindicating his rights by the sword, but his marshals refused to support him, and some hinted that he was no longer emperor.
• Lord Palmerston replied in one of the most happy speeches he ever delivered, vindicating himself from the implications made by Mr.
• Ye are intent on vindicating truth in support of the manifest Light of the Cause, through conclusive arguments and proofs based on the sacred scriptures of the past.
• It was my fortune to have a good deal to do with maintaining the ancient honor of the Commonwealth and defending and vindicating the purity of her political organization.
• Matters far more important than the vindicating of the law, important as that always is, are before us.
• She had forgotten all now, except that he had won, that her faith stood justified, and he lay half-dead from the work of vindicating it.
• In vindicating the President against the charge of undignified utterances and impropriety of speech in recent public addresses, Mr.
• By virtue of this I discharge the debt of your worthy tenant Ashfield! who, it seems, was guilty of the crime of vindicating the injured, and protecting the unfortunate.
• He can have no great Ties of Honour, or Checks of Conscience, to restrain him in those covert Evidences, where the Person accused has no Opportunity of vindicating himself.
• The sisters went from one town to another, arousing enthusiasm everywhere, and vindicating, by their power and success, their right to speak.
• I was vindicating myself, and still more the Government, and persuading the Indians to remain loyal, notwithstanding the wrongs they had endured.
• On the contrary, they were interested in vindicating their own full acceptance of the traditional morality.

Similar words containing VINDICAT without suffix ing

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