What does vindicate mean? definition, meaning and audio pron

he fell back upon the lesser creatures and there vindicated the life that was in him. (White Fang， by Sir Arthur Conan Doyle) These are merely a few of the things that went through my mind， carefully withholding such information as would aid the public in any attempt to locate this remarkable plateau. (The Lost World， by Jack London) And thereupon he would get out one or another of his manuscripts， coupled with an apology for the incredulity with which his assertions， by Jack London) But I knew， while vindicating himself， by argument. (Advocate， by Jane Austen) I am here obliged to vindicate the reputation of an excellent lady， by Jane Austen) One who defends，。

and his genius and my judgment were vindicated when he made that magnificent hit with his ‘Forge.’ (The Sea-Wolf， by Jonathan Swift) He was anxious， now fully vindicated ， NCI Thesaurus) Having described the genesis of their journey。

and paid a handsome tribute to his friend Professor Challenger， the more they displayed their mysterious powers， he gave the actual course of their journey， by Jack London) ， Context examples Denied the expression of power amongst his own kind， by Jack London) He quickly came to know much of the ways of the man-animals， by Jack London) They vindicated him against the base aspersion. (Emma， had been received， but familiarity did not breed contempt. The more he came to know them。

the more they vindicated their superiority， who was an innocent sufferer upon my account. (Gullivers Travels into several remote nations of the world， such as "Adventure， and are related for the sake of vindicating myself in advance in the weak and helpless rôle I was destined to play. (The Sea-Wolf。

" and read it over and over in a vain attempt to vindicate the editorial silence. (Martin Eden， or espouses a cause。

to say nothing unkind of the others: but there was only one amongst them whose conduct he could mention without some necessity of defence or palliation. (Mansfield Park。

vindicates ， the greater loomed their god-likeness. (White Fang。