Eventually, her fiercest rival conceded that she was right, which gave her the vindication she had sought for so long.
Source: tatoeba (5854664)
Vindication
//vɪndɪˈkeɪʃən//
Synonyms for "vindication" (37 found)
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Closest matches (8)
Strong matches (11)
Related words (18)
Related word relations
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Translations
55 translations across 22 languages.
Arabic
1 entries- تَزْكِيَة noun (the act of vindicating)
Bulgarian
4 entries- доказателство noun (justification of a claim or belief)
- застъпване noun (the act of vindicating)
- защита noun (the act of vindicating)
- основание noun (justification of a claim or belief)
Chinese Mandarin
1 entries- 辯護 /辩护 noun (the act of vindicating)
Danish
1 entries- oprejsning noun (the act of vindicating)
Dutch
2 entries- bewijs noun (justification of a claim or belief)
- rechtvaardiging noun (the act of vindicating)
Finnish
1 entries- epäilyksistä vapautuminen noun (the act of vindicating)
French
1 entries- justification noun (the act of vindicating)
Georgian
4 entries- გამართლება noun (the act of vindicating)
- გამართლება noun (justification of a claim or belief)
- დასაბუთება noun (justification of a claim or belief)
- ვინდიკაცია noun (the act of vindicating)
German
4 entries- Beweis noun (justification of a claim or belief)
- Eintreten noun (the act of vindicating)
- Entlastung noun (the act of vindicating)
- Nachweis noun (justification of a claim or belief)
Greek
1 entries- δικαίωση noun (the act of vindicating)
Italian
1 entries- rivendicazione noun (the act of vindicating)
Japanese
4 entries- 擁護 noun (the act of vindicating)
- 支持 noun (the act of vindicating)
- 立証 noun (justification of a claim or belief)
- 証拠 noun (justification of a claim or belief)
Korean
1 entries- 옹호 noun (the act of vindicating)
Latin
3 entries- revendicatio noun (the act of vindicating)
- vindicatio noun (the act of vindicating)
- vindicta noun (the act of vindicating)
Māori
1 entries- whakaharakoretanga noun (the act of vindicating)
Polish
4 entries- pomsta noun (the act of vindicating)
- usprawiedliwienie noun (justification of a claim or belief)
- uzasadnienie noun (justification of a claim or belief)
- zadośćuczynienie noun (the act of vindicating)
Portuguese
1 entries- justificação noun (the act of vindicating)
Russian
4 entries- виндика́ция noun (the act of vindicating)
- доказа́тельство noun (justification of a claim or belief)
- обоснова́ние noun (justification of a claim or belief)
- оправда́ние noun (the act of vindicating)
Serbo-Croatian
1 entries- vindikacija noun (the act of vindicating)
Spanish
3 entries- justificación noun (the act of vindicating)
- vindicación noun (the act of vindicating)
- vindicación noun (justification of a claim or belief)
Turkish
3 entries- doğrulama noun (the act of vindicating)
- kanıtlama noun (the act of vindicating)
- teyit noun (the act of vindicating)
Ukrainian
2 entries- виправдання noun (the act of vindicating)
- реабілітація noun (the act of vindicating)
Sample sentences
4 total sentences available.
His enemy's failure in business was the ultimate vindication.
Source: tatoeba (5887799)
But democracy is nothing else than the equality of men before the law, and is consequently above all the triumphant vindication of the right of the weak in their relations with the strong.
Source: tatoeba (11962294)
Many Jews see the pogroms happening around the world as a vindication of Zionism.
Source: tatoeba (12138601)
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