What does vindicatory mean in English? Meaning of vindicatory definition and abbreviation with examples.
Meaning of "vindicatory": of or relating to or having the nature of retribution
Adjective
Meaning: of or relating to or having the nature of retributionExample: retributive justice demands an eye for an eyeSynonyms: relatiative
retaliatory
retributive
retributory
vindicatorySimilar: punitive
punitoryMeaning of "vindicatory": given or inflicted in requital according to merits or deserts
Adjective
Meaning: given or inflicted in requital according to merits or desertsExample: retributive justiceSynonyms: retributive
retributory
vindicatorySimilar: justMeaning of "vindicatory": providing justification
Adjective
Meaning: providing justificationSynonyms: justificative
justificatory
vindicatorySimilar: exculpatoryAdjective: Promoting or producing vindication. 1995, Douglas Vickers, The Tyranny of the Market, ISBN 9780472106189, p. 77: The principal vindicatory feature of the market system . . . rests in the fact that it permits and facilitates an intermarket and intersectoral flow of economic values.1995, Douglas Vickers, The Tyranny of the Market, ISBN 9780472106189, p. 77: The principal vindicatory feature of the market system . . . rests in the fact that it permits and facilitates an intermarket and intersectoral flow of economic values.Promoting or producing retribution or punishment. 1800, The Annual Register (1797), J. Dodsley (London), vol. 39, p. 486: To prevent the strong from oppressing the weak; to protect the acquisitions of industry . . . are duties which require that delegated authority should be exerted by public force and the vindicatory dispensations of pains and penalties.1800, The Annual Register (1797), J. Dodsley (London), vol. 39, p. 486: To prevent the strong from oppressing the weak; to protect the acquisitions of industry . . . are duties which require that delegated authority should be exerted by public force and the vindicatory dispensations of pains and penalties.Synonyms:
all right, defensible, explainable, fair, forgivable, justifiable, minor, moderate, okay, pardonable, passable, permissible, plausible, reasonable, slight, specious, temperate, tenable, trivial, understandable, venial, condonable, exculpatory, not too bad, remittable, reprievable, vindicable, warrantable, within limits,
Antonyms:
inexcusable, unforgivable, unjustifiable, unallowable, blameable,
