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vindication, n. 1. acquittal, acquittance, acquitting, compurgation, exculpation, exculpating, proof or declaration of innocence, removal of guilt, freedom from blame, absolution, absolving; exoneration, exonerating, redress, righting, setting or putting right.
2. justification, reason, plea, basis, grounds, authorization, warrant, sanction; substantiation, substantiating, proof, proving, evidence, verification, verifying, voucher, corroboration, corroborating, confirmation, confirming; defense, defending, support, supporting, upholding, sustaining, maintenance, maintaining, assertion, asserting, Law. deraignment; advocacy, advocating, Obs. vouch; explanation, explaining, story, argument, allegation, claim, Law. rejoinder, rationalization, excuse, apology, apologia, extenuation, extenuating, palliation, palliating, Law. demurrer, Law. rebutter, Law. essoin, Inf. song and dance, U. S. Inf. alibi.
3. revenge, vengeance, avenging, retaliation, retaliating, reprisal, requital, requiting, an eye for an eye and a tooth for a tooth; retribution, payment, payoff, repayment.

vindicatory, adj. 1. exculpatory, exculpating, acquitting, compurgatory, exonerative, exonerating, vindicative, vindicating, absolutory, absolvent, absolving, excusatory, excusing; justificatory, justificative, justifying, extenuatory, extenuating, mitigative, mitigating, palliative, palliating.
2. punitive, punitory, punishing, disciplinary, casti-gative, castigatory, castigating, chastising; mean, harsh, severe, cruel, brutal; merciless, pitiless, remorseless, hard-hearted, stony-hearted, compassion-less, unremissive, relentless, unrelenting, inexorable.
3. retributive, retributory, requiting, retaliatory. See - vindictive.

vindictive, adj. , vengeful, revengeful, avenging, vindicatory, vindicative; retributive, retributory, requiting, retaliatory, retaliative; spiteful, rancorous, venomous, malevolent, malicious, malignant, antagonistic, hostile, resentful, ill-disposed; unforgiving, grudge-bearing, implacable, unconciliative, unconcili-atory, unreconcilable, unreconciling.

vintage, adj. 1. quality, choice, select, best, superior, good.
2. aged, seasoned, mature, ripe, mellow.
3. old-fashioned, old-fangled, old-time, bygone, past; antique, old, antiquated, archaic, outdated, obsolete.

violate, v. 1. break, breach, infract, contravene, infringe, transgress; disobey, ignore, shun, disregard, reject, repudiate; trespass, offend, Rare, misdemean, misbehave.
2. disturb, disrupt, interrupt, upset, agitate, disorder, unsettle, trouble; rend, shatter, crack, crash, destroy; interfere, intrude, Sl. butt in, encroach on.
3. break through, burst through, invade, run roughshod over, trample; rupture, fracture, split.
4. desecrate, profane, defile, blaspheme, treat sacrilegiously or irreverently; debase, degrade, befoul, vitiate, spoil, mar; lay waste, plunder, pillage, despoil, desolate, depredate; corrupt, deprave, pervert.
5. rape, ravish, attack, assault, take by force, force; dishonor, deflower, ruin, ravage; molest, defile, outrage, debauch, seduce; abuse, ill-use, ill-treat, victimize.

violation, n. 1. infringement, infringing, encroachment, encroaching; disturbing, disrupting, disruption, interruption; desolation, destruction.
2. breach, infraction, transgression, trespass, contravention; illegality, delinquency, offense, misbehavior, misdemeanor, felony, crime, sin; disobedience, opposition; dereliction, negligence, evasion.