Associations to the word «Vindication»
Noun
- Rights
- Godwin
- Pamphlet
- Whore
- Justification
- Burke
- Rousseau
- Dryden
- Shelley
- Innocence
- Condemnation
- Paine
- Gibbon
- Treatise
- Assertion
- Enquiry
- Censure
- Quaker
- Apology
- Appendix
- Esq
- Memoir
- Brute
- Voltaire
- Locke
- Resurrection
- Relapse
- Preface
- Doctrine
- Righteousness
- Eloquence
- Conduct
- Verdict
- Divinity
- Satire
- Sandwich
- Edmund
- Sensibility
- Mary
- Sherlock
- Declaration
- Dignity
- Essay
- Holy
- Plea
- Reply
- Liberty
- Supremacy
- Bart
- Motive
- Libel
- Ruling
- Guise
- Kant
- Presbyterian
- Divine
- Defence
- Argument
- Puritan
- Triumph
- Testimony
- Enlightenment
- Writings
- Equality
- Judgment
- Sermon
- Discourse
- Partridge
- Reflection
- Romantic
- Scripture
- Negroes
- Dissent
- Saviour
- Principle
- Misery
Adjective
Wiktionary
VINDICATION, noun. The act of vindicating or the state of being vindicated.
VINDICATION, noun. Evidence, facts, statements, or arguments that justify a claim or belief.
Dictionary definition
VINDICATION, noun. The act of vindicating or defending against criticism or censure etc.; "friends provided a vindication of his position".
VINDICATION, noun. The justification for some act or belief; "he offered a persuasive defense of the theory".
Wise words
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