Thesaurus / vindicated

vindicated

synonyms for vindicated

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Not only have its fundamental principles been fully vindicated but in most details the working of the measure has been successful.

Thus was the Queen's peace preserved, her crown and dignity vindicated, without one sword being drawn or one shot being fired.

In reply Lord Normanby vindicated his administration with very great ability.

Events soon vindicated the wisdom of Pitt's demand for instant war with Spain.

He was accused of it, and vindicated himself—'I voted for the talent, not for the man!'

The Government under which we have lived is the best vindicated Government in the history of the world.

Three months later, however, his "Report" appeared and his mission stood vindicated.

The events of a few weeks had amply vindicated the wisdom and justice of their refusal.

So here at last is science justified of her optimism, and our faith in human destiny forever vindicated.

Langleys folly is completely vindicated, and Samuel Pierpont Langley is to-day numbered as chief among the many heroes of flight.

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OCTOBER 26, 1985