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Meanings of completely vindicated in English

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Usage of completely vindicated in English
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His client had been completely vindicated by the decision, Mr Burns said.
Radio NZ
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It was greatest moment in my life, 'cause I felt completely vindicated.
Ebony
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Our client's character and actions have now been completely vindicated by the court.
The Guardian
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But the wisdom of Lincoln's peremptory order was completely vindicated.
A Short Life of Abraham Lincoln / Condensed from Nicolay & Hay's...
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A spokesperson for a Motiti Island trust says members feel completely vindicated by the report.
Radio NZ
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The court's decision this week completely vindicated Mr Goodwin.
The Irish Times
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Jones, who was completely vindicated in Pollard's report, has vehemently denied leaking information to newspapers about Savile.
The Guardian
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On appeal Louise's position was completely vindicated.
The Guardian
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Northern Ireland's police chief has said a probe into alleged misconduct in public office has completely vindicated him.
The Irish Times
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They feel completely vindicated even though the case will be appealed & they may never see the money.
The new yorker
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Her accuracy is therefore completely vindicated.
Critical and Historical Essays — Volume 2
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Fallen press baron Conrad Black last night predicted he would be completely vindicated of US criminal fraud charges.
The Irish Times
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They were still further and more completely vindicated by the misdeeds of the party they had sought to defeat.
Political Recollections / 1840 to 1872
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Their fitness, conditioning and obvious hunger and desire completely vindicated Liam Sheedy's comments about how well they had ben training.
The Irish Times
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Speaking on behalf of the equivalent Somerset group, Peter Murphy said he and his fellow campaigners felt " completely vindicated".
The Guardian
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It was a courageous move on his part to leave Sky for Movistar, and it looked to have been completely vindicated.
The Guardian
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