vindicates in English

verb

1

clear (someone) of blame or suspicion.

hospital staff were vindicated by the inquest verdict

synonyms: acquit, clear, absolve, exonerate, discharge, liberate, free, let off, let off the hook, exculpate

verb

acquit, clear, absolve, exonerate, discharge, liberate, free, let off, let off the hook, exculpate
justify, warrant, substantiate, ratify, authenticate, verify, confirm, corroborate, prove, defend, support, back up, bear out, evidence, endorse
justify

Use "vindicates" in a sentence

1. Russian Judicial Chamber Vindicates Jehovah’s Witnesses

2. Elihu vindicates God’s justice and ways (1-37)

3. Synonyms for Absolves include clears, acquits, exonerates, frees, vindicates, discharges, exculpates, liberates, releases and delivers

4. It vindicates India’s position that Pakistan has not taken effective action against terrorist groups and individuals.

5. Synonyms for Acquits include clears, absolves, exculpates, exonerates, frees, delivers, discharges, liberates, releases and vindicates

6. This vindicates the alarming report by the organization Human Rights Watch on the situation in Burundi.

7. He cited the passage from hers article: "Every new discovery made by modern science vindicates the truths of the archaic philosophy.

8. This verdict once again vindicates the position of the two Indian seafarers that there was no criminal negligence on their part in the accident involving their ship.