Usage of "feel vindicated"

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Usage of feel vindicated in English

Those of us who have been saying this for years feel vindicated. 
 The Guardian 

Do they feel vindicated now that Wings of Steel has been repeated? 
 Rock and Ice Magazine 

Both men will also feel vindicated by the opinion polls. 
 Radio NZ 

But it also made him feel vindicated in his labor. 
 Misery 

Lara Koseff, a spokeswoman, said: We are delighted with the result and certainly feel vindicated. 
 The Guardian 

They will feel vindicated that quantitative easing is working. 
 Reuters 

Your children's emotional health should always come before your need to feel vindicated or in control. 
 Ebony 

College of Midwives acting chief executive Jacqui Anderson said they should feel vindicated by today's announcement. 
 Radio NZ 

Did he feel vindicated, in a perverse way? 
 The Guardian 

Some now feel vindicated in their scepticism. 
 The Irish Times 

Grant said, You must feel vindicated. 
 Jurassic Park 

Activists, such as Ralikh Hayes, a spokesman for organizing group Baltimore Bloc, said groups feel vindicated by the report. 
 The Guardian 

Will the network feel vindicated for moving this series from midseason, the perch for which it originally was intended? 
 Reuters 

They will now feel vindicated. 
 Reuters 

But I certainly feel vindicated for my long campaign against the paper's dodgy methodology (and the resulting content). 
 The Guardian 

I believe that all those who had a hand in your raising would feel vindicated and immensely proud right now.' 
 Assail 

Meanings of feel vindicated in English