vindication
gb/vɪndɪkˈeɪʃən/ us/vɪndɪkˈeɪʃən/
C1
英语
igazolás, elégtétel, vmi melletti kiállás, védelem, felmentés
名词
C1
FORMAL
1
用法模式：
vindication of [someone]/[something]
When the email trail surfaced, it was total vindication for her.
Amikor előkerült az e-mail-váltás, az teljes igazolást jelentett számára.
His later success felt like vindication after years of criticism.
A későbbi sikere évek bírálatai után afféle elégtételnek hatott.
The report offered vindication for the staff who had raised concerns early.
学习者例句
The test results were my vindication.
A teszteredmények jelentették számomra az igazolást.
She wanted vindication after the accusation.
A vádaskodás után elégtételt akart.
常见错误：
Often confused with "vindictive" (wanting revenge); "vindication" is about being proved right or cleared.
含义
proof you were right
搭配
seek vindication
|win vindication
|find vindication
|public vindication
|complete vindication
|final vindication
|personal vindication
|feel a sense of vindication
|a moment of vindication
|vindication at last
近义词
exoneration (focuses on being cleared of blame or wrongdoing.)
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confirmation (focuses on being proved correct rather than cleared of blame.)
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proof (more general; not necessarily about reputation or blame.)
反义词
condemnation (a public judgment that someone is wrong or guilty.)
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incrimination (evidence that suggests wrongdoing rather than innocence.)
主题
communication
|emotions
|society
|law_and_crime
释义
when something shows you were right or not guilty
evidence or an outcome that shows someone was not to blame, or that what they said or did was correct.
名词
C2
FORMAL
2
védelem
B2
用法模式：
vindication of [a right/principle/claim]
The ruling was seen as a vindication of press freedom.
Az ítéletet a sajtószabadság melletti kiállásként értelmezték.
Her essay is a vindication of the value of public libraries.
Esszéje határozott kiállás a közkönyvtárak értéke mellett.
The protest became a broader vindication of workers’ rights.
学习者例句
The decision was a vindication of free speech.
A döntés a szólásszabadság melletti kiállás volt.
His speech was a vindication of their cause.
A beszéde az ügyük melletti kiállás volt.
常见错误：
Do not use it for a simple excuse; it usually implies a strong defense backed by reasons or evidence.
含义
defense of a right or idea
搭配
a vindication of
|vindication of civil liberties
|vindication of human rights
|vindication of free speech
|moral vindication
|philosophical vindication
|provide a vindication
|offer a vindication
|write a vindication
|demand vindication
近义词
defense (broader and more common; may be less emphatic than "vindication".)
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justification (focuses on giving reasons; may not include the idea of being proved right.)
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upholding (emphasizes maintaining or protecting a right or rule.)
反义词
refutation (an argument showing a claim is wrong.)
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violation (breaking a right or principle rather than defending it.)
主题
politics
|law_and_crime
|education
|media
释义
public support or strong defense of an idea or right
the act of defending, supporting, or justifying a belief, policy, or right, especially in public or in writing.
名词
C2
LEGAL
3
felmentés
B2
用法模式：
vindication for [someone]
The inquiry ended in her vindication and reinstatement.
A vizsgálat az ő felmentésével és visszahelyezésével zárult.
After years of appeals, he finally received vindication from the court.
Évekig tartó fellebbezések után végre felmentést kapott a bíróságtól.
The agency called the report a vindication of its actions.
学习者例句
The judge’s decision gave him vindication.
A bíró döntése felmentést jelentett számára.
The investigation ended with her vindication.
A vizsgálat az ő felmentésével ért véget.
常见错误：
In legal contexts, it refers to being officially cleared, not simply feeling satisfied.
含义
official clearing of wrongdoing
搭配
official vindication
|full vindication
|legal vindication
|vindication in court
|vindication by the inquiry
|vindication after an investigation
|seek legal vindication
|receive vindication
|vindication from the tribunal
|vindication of the accused
近义词
acquittal (specifically a not-guilty verdict in court.)
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clearance (general term for being cleared; less formal than "vindication".)
反义词
conviction (a formal finding of guilt.)
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indictment (a formal accusation rather than a clearing.)
主题
law_and_crime
|government
释义
an official result showing someone did nothing wrong
an official decision or finding that clears a person of suspicion or wrongdoing.
语法
词典原形
vindication
IPA
GB/vɪndɪkˈeɪʃən/
US/vɪndɪkˈeɪʃən/
音节与重音
vin - dic - a - tion （4 个音节）
Stress on 3rd syllable (a)
词形变化
Noun
- Base: vindication
- Plural: vindication
相关表达
public vindication
1/pˈʌblɪk vɪndɪkˈeɪʃən/
fixed phrase
formal
being cleared in public
a public result showing someone was right
例句
- The apology provided public vindication for the researcher.
- He wanted public vindication, not a quiet settlement.
- The report was seen as public vindication of the whistleblower.
学习者例句
- The article gave her public vindication.
- He asked for public vindication.
seek vindication
1/sˈik vɪndɪkˈeɪʃən/
fixed phrase
formal
try to be proved right
try to show you were right or innocent
例句
- She sued the paper to seek vindication after the false story.
- He didn’t want money; he wanted to seek vindication for his team.
- They sought vindication in an independent review.
学习者例句
- He sought vindication after the complaint.
- She is seeking vindication in court.
sweet vindication
1/swˈit vɪndɪkˈeɪʃən/
fixed phrase
informal
satisfying proof you were right
a very good feeling when you are proved right
例句
- When the project finally succeeded, it was sweet vindication.
- Her promotion felt like sweet vindication after months of being overlooked.
- The win was sweet vindication for the underdog team.
学习者例句
- Winning was sweet vindication.
- It was sweet vindication for her.