Vindication is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for VINDICATION in dictionary:

NOUN:
• an act of vindicating
• proof that someone or something is right, reasonable, or justified
• the action of clearing someone of blame or suspicion
• The act of vindicating, or the state of being vindicated; defense; justification against denial or censure; as, the vindication of opinions; his vindication is complete.
• The claiming a thing as one\'s own; the asserting of a right or title in, or to, a thing.
• the act of vindicating or defending against criticism or censure etc.
• the justification for some act or belief
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• an act of vindicating; the state of being vindicated; justification against denial or censur; defense

Words related to VINDICATION

vindications18

Words that contain VINDICATION

vindications18 revindication19 revindications20

How to use VINDICATION in a sentence

• The events which followed his decease are the most complete vindication of those who exerted themselves to uphold his authority.
• The Government of India can to-day heed the agitation and ask, to the point of insistence for full vindication of the pledged word of a British Minister.
• But concerning American religions I need not have recourse to such a questionable vindication.
• Dryden Vindicated, in answer to the Friendly Vindication of Mr.
• Look at him now pouring the thundering strains of his eloquence, upon crowded audiences in Great Britain, and see in this a triumphant vindication of his character.
• Their vindication, if it were possible, should have been resigned to the Jews, among whom they originated, and by whom they have been transmitted to us.
• I, therefore, do feel I hid no occasion to speak a word in vindication of my conduct and character.
• There are not many individuals with whose character the public welfare and improvement are more intimately connected, than the author of A Vindication of the Rights of Woman.
• The Vindication of the Rights of Woman is undoubtedly a very unequal performance, and eminently deficient in method and arrangement.
• Dashwood did not hear unmoved the vindication of her former favourite.
• But in order to protect the French army from the disgrace which was inseparable from a vindication of Dreyfus, he must be sacrificed.
• I, Myself, have dedicated My whole life to the vindication of the truth of this Faith.
• TOGETHER WITH A LETTER IN VINDICATION OF THAT MEASURE, AND A COPY OF THE PROPOSED BILL.
• He can then appeal to his sovereign, THE LAW, for the vindication of his rights.
• The traditions of her race clamored for vindication.
• At last, without compromise, and equally without the slightest concession to the natural human passion for vindication, the momentous step had been taken.
• The surprise which came to Jasper upon his speedy release and vindication was nothing compared to the shock he received when Mr.
• The Easter victory of Jesus is the vindication of His own faith.
• This eloquent vindication of her old friend, when he had been dead nearly forty years, was one of her latest acts, and truly characteristic of her tenacious fidelity of affection.
• The return under such conditions would not be a vindication.
• I ended my services by a recorded and fully reasoned assertion on their own journals of their constitutional rights, and a vindication of their constitutional conduct.
• He had been expelled the university, and wrote a vindication of himself, dedicated to the convocation.
• During my absence in Congress my friends have spoken in my vindication.
• Webster stand when he delivered his speech in vindication of his course in remaining in the Cabinet of President Tyler after all his Whig colleagues had resigned.
• A Vindication of the English Stage, exemplified in the Cato of Mr.
• Cockburn wrote a very particular reply to this, and entitled it, A Vindication of Mr.
• Perceval in his own vindication, it was almost forgotten.
• It was useless for Albert to attempt any vindication of himself.
• They called upon Gonzalo to lead them in vindication of what they regarded as their privileges by right of conquest and of their service to the Spanish crown.
• An anonymous author of a pamphlet, entitled, An Essay in Vindication of the Continental Colonies of America, seems to have come forward next.
• In the dedication to the people of Holland and West Friesland the Author explains his reasons for so long delaying his vindication.

Similar words containing VINDICA without suffix tion

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