Definition of vindicative in English:

vindicative

adjective ˈvɪndɪˌkətɪv

archaic

1
another term for vindictive
Example sentencesExamples
- Members of DOVE stand accused of being vindicative, scaremongering and using intimidatory tactics to name but a few.
- It was no longer a question of pink slips, trials, excommunications, since the aborted scandal of Parsifal: no one had lost face - especially not the proud and vindicative director - but Wolfgang Wagner had won.
- This president tends to be kind of vindicative about these things.
2Serving to vindicate someone or something.
the Vindicative Answer lately published
Example sentencesExamples
- After reading your vindicative and inspiring article I'm ready to go to the store, and I'm sure this time I'll walk away a satisfied customer

单词	vindicative
释义	Definition of vindicative in English: vindicative adjective ˈvɪndɪˌkətɪv archaic 1 another term for vindictive Example sentencesExamples Members of DOVE stand accused of being vindicative, scaremongering and using intimidatory tactics to name but a few. It was no longer a question of pink slips, trials, excommunications, since the aborted scandal of Parsifal: no one had lost face - especially not the proud and vindicative director - but Wolfgang Wagner had won. This president tends to be kind of vindicative about these things. 2Serving to vindicate someone or something. the Vindicative Answer lately published Example sentencesExamples After reading your vindicative and inspiring article I'm ready to go to the store, and I'm sure this time I'll walk away a satisfied customer
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