Definitions

vindicatory

[vin-di-kuh-tawr-ee, -tohr-ee] / ˈvɪn dɪ kəˌtɔr i, -ˌtoʊr i /

ADJECTIVE

excusable

Synonyms

WEAK

all right condonable defensible exculpatory explainable fair forgivable justifiable minor moderate not too bad okay pardonable passable permissible plausible reasonable remittable reprievable slight specious temperate tenable trivial understandable venial vindicable warrantable within limits

Antonyms

WEAK

blameable inexcusable unallowable unforgivable unjustifiable

Example Sentences

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He is being sued for symbolic damages of £1 for " vindicatory purposes".

From BBC

They are seeking symbolic damages of £1 for "vindicatory purposes".

From BBC

Mr Murray, a close friend as well as colleague of PC Fletcher, is only seeking £1 in vindicatory damages.

From BBC

If there seemed to be a spark of indignation, something vindicatory about Piqué's words, he denied that.

From The Guardian

The elegant Logan, 39, coped with a changing cast of celebrity pundits and victorious athletes each night in her Olympic studio and became a twinkling gem in a vindicatory fortnight for women in television.

From The Guardian

vindicatory

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