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vindication

[vin-di-key-shuhn] / ˌvɪn dɪˈkeɪ ʃən /




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This column in March related how the duo had won initial vindication, and were rewarded with senior jobs advising Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent on IRS reform.

From The Wall Street Journal

The chancellor will see this as vindication for a tough stance on her "non-negotiable" rules, and will use these figures to demand discipline over tricky Budget decisions from her backbenches.

From BBC

At the time of that June ruling, Lively’s attorneys called the decision “a total victory and a complete vindication.”

From Los Angeles Times

After Baldoni's case was dismissed in June, the actress's lawyers called it "a total victory and a complete vindication".

From BBC

Bringing Jemimah back into the XI - a move widely criticised at the time - was vindication enough.

From BBC