Vindicate (to ) conjugation

English
38 examples
This verb can also mean the following: assert a right to, clear, set free, claim, deliver, justify by providing evidence, lay claim to, lay, liberate, defend a cause against opposition, provide justification for, maintain, suspicion, provide, justify, avenge, punish, clear from an accusation

Conjugation of vindicate

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Present Simple
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Future Simple
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Past Simple
vindicated
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Conditional Simple
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Present Progressive
am vindicating
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Future Progressive
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Past Progressive
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Conditional Progressive
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Future Perfect
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Past Perfect
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Conditional Perfect
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Future Perfect Progressive
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Past Perfect Progressive
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Conditional Perfect Progressive
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Examples of vindicate

Example in EnglishTranslation in English
"I do not trouble my soul to vindicate itself"
- "...trouble my spirit to vindicate..."
...that the war must be decided upon legitimate authority and, secondly, that its objective must be to vindicate justice and that, thirdly, it must be waged with a just intent
All dragging this out does is delay Ava Hessington the opportunity to vindicate herself.
All this happened in one day. Almost everything that has happened here has only served to vindicate why I stay away.
"I do not trouble my soul to vindicate itself"
- "...trouble my spirit to vindicate..."
...that the war must be decided upon legitimate authority and, secondly, that its objective must be to vindicate justice and that, thirdly, it must be waged with a just intent
All dragging this out does is delay Ava Hessington the opportunity to vindicate herself.
All this happened in one day. Almost everything that has happened here has only served to vindicate why I stay away.
A statement, My Lord, which vindicates all of these people... -all these innocent people.
I thought the key to being a lucid crime scene investigator was to reserve judgment until the evidence vindicates or eliminates assumption.
It vindicates him for a time.
It vindicates my entire theory.
That vindicates my decision not to act in haste.
A statement, My Lord, which vindicates all of these people... -all these innocent people.
I thought the key to being a lucid crime scene investigator was to reserve judgment until the evidence vindicates or eliminates assumption.
It vindicates him for a time.
It vindicates my entire theory.
That vindicates my decision not to act in haste.
"Zola's fight for truth vindicated at last."
- Do you expect to be vindicated?
- Ha, I am vindicated.
- I will be vindicated.
- We were vindicated on that.
All I care about is vindicating my father's death.
But why should Emily Thorne care about vindicating your father?
Getting that evidence isn't only about vindicating your father.
Thing is, I was so bent on vindicating Bo, that I was focused only on the feeding signature-- and not these other wounds.
"Zola's fight for truth vindicated at last."
- Do you expect to be vindicated?
- Ha, I am vindicated.
- I will be vindicated.
- We were vindicated on that.
All I care about is vindicating my father's death.
But why should Emily Thorne care about vindicating your father?
Getting that evidence isn't only about vindicating your father.
Thing is, I was so bent on vindicating Bo, that I was focused only on the feeding signature-- and not these other wounds.

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