vindication in Greek
vindication in Greek is δικαίωση — vindication means proof or evidence that clears someone of blame or confirms that they were right.
vindication in Greek
δικαίωση
Pronounced: dikaiosi
The act of vindicating or the state of being vindicated.
What does "vindication" mean?
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noun Proof or evidence that clears someone of blame or confirms that they were right.
"The apology was a small vindication after months of being blamed unfairly."
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vindication in a sentence
- The apology was a small vindication after months of being blamed unfairly.
- For the scientist, the award felt like total vindication of her once-mocked theory.
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What is "vindication" in Greek?
"vindication" in Greek is δικαίωση. vindication means: Proof or evidence that clears someone of blame or confirms that they were right.
How do you pronounce δικαίωση?
"vindication" in Greek is δικαίωση, pronounced "dikaiosi".
How do you use "vindication" in a sentence?
Example: "The apology was a small vindication after months of being blamed unfairly." In Greek, "vindication" is δικαίωση.
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