vindicate

1 There is a kind of vindicating power in that, a reclamation of the narrative.

2 Do you think it will vindicate these polls?

3 Mr. Ellis doesn’t feel entirely vindicated by the reappraisal of the novel as a sharp satire.

4 “If they leave with songs that stick with them,” she says, “I’ll feel vindicated.”

5 To vindicate Environmental Gasket Company LTD's legal right.

为维护艾志环保管接股份有限公司的合法权益。

6 I feel powerfully vindicated—a survivor—but it would take a long time, probably months, before I could hope to be accepted into this sorority.

7 She had been suspected in some circles of being the inside administration critic who authored the book “Anonymous” but had strenuously denied it and vindicated when a former Department of Homeland Security official admitted authorship.

8 Then everyone gets outraged or vindicated all over again when the prizes are handed out.

9 In time, both the theories would be spectacularly vindicated, and spectacularly demolished.

10 He has been vindicated, for the colliery is indeed earmarked for closure.

11 The owner of the comedy and music venue chain, Mark Tughan, said he felt vindicated by the ruling.

12 They will vindicate my faith in them by repudiating the political right.

13 I call upon the Navy to deploy hundreds of CICADAs, with micro-cameras, every day in Loch Ness until I am finally vindicated.

14 Still, she is feeling vindicated in her heterodox ideas.

15 Have to admit it, I feel a little vindicated in how I’ve lived my life because people can be the worst.

16 McKernan's attorney, Maria Pulzetti, said, "We're very grateful that our arguments have been vindicated, and our client is quite relieved that the court recognizes that he did not have a fair trial."

17 Tearful fans have felt vindicated by two dramatic speeches she gave this summer, in which she confirmed many of their suspicions.

18 Unlike its predecessor – Barrie Kosky's abstruse 2011 staging of Rameau's Castor and Pollux – it's a great achievement that vindicates the company's determination to bring important yet unfamiliar repertory to UK audiences.

19 Still, it’s bound to feel good—vindicating, even—for the L.A.-based painter, whose exuberant figuration was, until recently, considered the visual equivalent of easy-listening music by the art-world intelligentsia.

20 And now, a new era for this president who chooses to believe he’s been vindicated.

1 坚守

hold by

2 证明无罪

clear exculpate

3 辩白

apologetic allege

4 辩护

defendant defense advocacy apology justification plead explain maintain defend assert take the part of

5 辩解

palliative exculpatory deprecatory excusatory apologetically explanation excuse allegation apology plea pleading apologetic counterargument palliation apologize explain allege plead gloss palliate excuse oneself say for oneself

6 主张

CASE opinion defense advocacy proposition assertion contention showing insistence pretense pretension vindication say-so averment for insist pretend maintain lay argue advocate contend postulate stand on make a point of

7 证实

proven collateral confirmatory corroborative confirmative confirmation ratification testify establish confirm approve verify validate attest ascertain authenticate substantiate corroborate vouch circumstantiate cert. proof demonstration support prove demonstrate sustain certify back up speak to bear out

8 澄清

clearance exculpate fine resolve clarify unravel

9 保护

defensive protective tutelary vindicatory para- care protection shelter defence custody conservation conservancy aegis wardship cover ensure screen protect preserve shield cushion safeguard ward conserve indemnify forfend

10 剖白

explanation disburden

11 证明…无罪

clear exonerate

12 要求

rogatory call claim challenge request wish demand instance cry pretense pretension postulation move ask require pretend seek dictate summon postulate come down upon send up for send down for call upon sue for come to get

13 复仇

revengeful vengeance avenge make reprisal

14 拥护

advocatory vindicative support defense maintenance championship advocacy espousal advocation maintain champion defend advocate uphold espouse carry the banner for stand up and be counted

15 自由

freehand free wide loose liberal quit contingent frank unrestricted unstructured unfettered unbound unattached libertine unconfined untrammeled go-as-you-please reinless freely liberally ad-lib sciolto large freedom liberty latitude freeness uhuru unconstraint uncurb uncloister release franchise unleash liberate untie unfetter unshackle unbridle without restraint set free

16 申辩

cause

17 证明…为正当

warrant

18 为…报仇

avenge

19 使自由

uncurb uncloister free release loose franchise unleash liberate untie unfetter unshackle unbridle set free

20 证明

testimonial confirmatory confirmative witness proof demonstration probation attestation demonstrate testify attest vouch show support evidence prove argue verify warrant sustain certify manifest evince notarize bespeak circumstantiate give proof of go to show

21 为…辩护

defend justify hold a brief for speak up for expound

22 解救

salvation deliverance succor deliver redeem ransom

23 维护

vindicatory preservation assertion safeguard stand up for stick up for irrepealable care maintenance working behalf vindication support maintain champion preserve rescue assert