vindicatory : Related Words Words similar in meaning to vindicatory
- retributory«
- retaliatory«
- retributive«
- relatiative«
- justificative«
- justificatory«
- punitive«
- defensive«
- vindicatory«
- punitory«
- just«
- exculpatory«
- rightful«
- penitentiary«
- penal«
- meet«
- legitimate«
- justifiable«
- forgiving«
- fitting«
- extenuating«
- exonerative«
- correctional«
- conscionable«
- clear«
- absolvitory«
- vindicatorily«
- righteous«
- -atory«
- warrant«
- right«
- vindicate«
- vindication«
- strike back«
- retribution«
- revenge«
- innocent«
- punishment«
- retaliate«
- honourable«
- promote«
- justify«
- honorable«
- guiltless«
- avenge«
- free«
- vindicator«
- fair«
- excusatory«
- excusable«
- retaliator«
- equitable«
- retaliation«
- punish«
- correct«
- penalize«
- penalise«
- clean-handed«
- justness«
- apologetic«
- justifier«
- vindicated«
- justification«
- venerable«
- justice«
- upright«
- get even«
- unimpeachable«
- get back«
- true«
- explain«
- tolerant«
- exonerate«
- time-honoured«
- excuse«
- time-honored«
- exculpate«
- supportive«
- discharge«
- sporty«
- defense«
- sportsmanlike«
- defence«
- sporting«
- avenger«
- spanking«
- assoil«
- sound«
- apologist«
- set«
- acquit«
- self-deprecating«
- revered«
- repentant«
- regenerate«
- reasonable«
- purging«
- primed«
- penitential«
- penitent«
- opposing«
- opponent«
- not guilty«
- lawful«
- laureate«
- kind«
- irreproachable«
- inculpable«
- honest«
- good«
- fit«
- fairish«
- fair-minded«
- fair-and-square«
- exonerated«
- exempt«
- exculpated«
- evenhanded«
- ethical«
- disciplinary«
- disciplinal«
- defensible«
- defendable«
- corrigible«
- corrective«
- combatant«
- colour«
- color«
- cleared«
- clean«
- champion«
- causal«
- blameless«
- belligerent«
- august«
- approximate«
- antitrust«
- antimonopoly«
- amerciable«
- acquitted«
- absolved«
- whitewash«
- victimize«
- victimise«
- vengeance«
- tar-and-feather«
- support«
- sort out«
- shrive«
- self-justification«
- scourge«
- rightfulness«
- reprisal«
- repentance«
- rectification«
- reason«
- rationalize«
- rationalise«
- put to death«
- purge«
- pillory«
- penitence«
- penance«
- penalty«
- penalization«
- penalisation«
- pen«
- payback«
- pay off«
- pay back«
- oppose«
- maintain«
- legitimation«
- legalization«
- legalisation«
- kindness«
- grounds«
- get«
- forgivingness«
- fix«
- fittingness«
- fitness«
- fight down«
- fight back«
- fight«
- fend for«
- fairness«
- explanation«
- exoneration«
- execute«
- exculpation«
- equity«
- discipline«
- defensive attitude«
- defend«
- correction«
- clearing«
- cause«
- castigate«
- apology«
- apologize«
- apologise«
- apologia«
- amerce«
- alibi«
- acquittal«
- absolve«
- withstand«
- wash one's hands«
- victim«
- uphold«
- supporter«
- string up«
- stimulate«
- stick up«
- stick«
- stand up«
- stand firm«
- stand«
- sportsmanship«
- sponsor«
- shielder«
- self-punishment«
- self-mortification«
- self-abasement«
- scrapper«
- scourger«
- rue«
- rightness«
- righteousness«
- resister«
- resist«
- repulse«
- repent«
- repel«
- repair«
- remittal«
- remission of sin«
- remission«
- remedy«
- remediation«
- remediate«
- relieve«
- rehabilitation«
- regret«
- reform«
- redress«
- rectify«
- recompense«
- reclaim«
- recalcitrate«
- rebuff«
- rationalization«
- rationalisation«
- qualification«
- purgation«
- protector«
- protagonist«
- plead«
- patron«
- pass judgment«
- pardon«
- palliate«
- opposition«
- opposer«
- non-discrimination«
- music«
- mitigation«
- mitigate«
- medicine«
- making«
- make«
- let off«
- legitimize«
- legitimise«
- legitimatize«
- legitimatise«
- legalize«
- legalise«
- judge«
- innocence«
- induce«
- inculpableness«
- inculpability«
- imprisonment«
- honourableness«
- honorableness«
- hold out«
- have«
- hang«
- habitableness«
- habitability«
- guiltlessness«
- guess«
- guardian«
- gloss«
- gauge«
- friend«
- flogger«
- flagellum«
- fighter aircraft«
- fighter«
- fight off«
- fend«
- extenuation«
- extenuate«
- explication«
- explicate«
- execution«
- executing«
- evaluate«
- estimate«
- emendation«
- elucidation«
- economic strangulation«
- dupe«
- drive back«
- do«
- detention«
- defender«
- decriminalize«
- decriminalise«
- death penalty«
- cruel and unusual punishment«
- crucify«
- corporal punishment«
- confrontation«
- condone«
- compensation«
- chastisement«
- castigation«
- capital punishment«
- burn«
- booster«
- blamelessness«
- battler«
- attack aircraft«
- antagonist«
- amendment«
- amend«
- adversary«
- admirer«
- absolver«
- absolution«
- worthy«
- whacking«
- warring«
- war-ridden«
- virtuous«
- verifying«
- verificatory«
- validatory«
- validating«
- unvindictive«
- unjust«
- unfair«
- truncate«
- tough«
- supporting«
- superior«
- suited«
- suitable«
- substantiative«
- substantiating«
- strict«
- stimulant«
- stalwart«
- snub«
- sensible«
- ruthful«
- rueful«
- rough«
- respectable«
- resistive«
- resistant«
- reputable«
- repulsive«
- repellent«
- remorseful«
- remedial«
- reformist«
- reformatory«
- reformative«
- reformable«
- redeemable«
- ready«
- rank«
- put on«
- proper«
- prompt«
- philhellene«
- pass«
- partizan«
- partisan«
- palliative«
- obligate«
- nonindulgent«
- noble«
- mortal«
- moral«
- moderate«
- mitigatory«
- mitigative«
- militant«
- master«
- lenitive«
- invulnerable«
- insubordinate«
- inhabitable«
- inductive«
- inducive«
- individual«
- improvable«
- impartial«
- illegal«
- hostile«
- habitable«
- further«
- frank«
- flagellate«
- explanatory«
- evaluative«
- estimable«
- encouraging«
- demonstrative of«
- counter«
- corroboratory«
- corroborative«
- correctable«
- corporatist«
- contrite«
- confirming«
- confirmatory«
- confirmative«
- collateral«
- cod«
- certificatory«
- causative«
- burning«
- buffer«
- back«
- auxiliary«
- appurtenant«
- approximative«
- approving«
- appraising«
- antagonistic«
- ancillary«
- amendable«
- alleviatory«
- alleviative«
- aggressive«
- advance«
- adjuvant«
- adjunct«
- accessory«
- accessary«
- acceptable«
- wrong«
- worthwhile«
- worthful«
- worth«
- wise«
- white«
- well-thought-of«
- well-grounded«
- well-founded«
- well-defined«
- welcomer«
- walk-in«
- voider«
- visionary«
- victorian«
- valued«
- valuable«
- unsportsmanlike«
- unsporting«
- unfortunate«
- unbiassed«
- unbiased«
- transvestite«
- transsexual«
- tight-laced«
- testate«
- tenable«
- suspect«
- surface«
- supposititious«
- suppositious«
- suppositional«
- supposed«
- superordinate«
- supernumerary«
- summa cum laude«
- subordinate«
- sublime«
- subject«
- straw«
- stranger«
- straitlaced«
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