noun

vindication

vindication, justification, exoneration

The acquittal was a complete vindication for him.

The acquittal was a complete vindication for him.

He felt a sense of vindication.

He felt a sense of vindication.

vindication for ((sb.)) vindication for (sb.) The verdict was a vindication for the defendant.

a sense of vindication a sense of vindication She felt a great sense of vindication.

Synonyms: justification, exoneration, acquittal; Antonyms: conviction, accusation, blame

From the verb 'vindicate'. The '-ion' suffix forms a noun indicating an action or state.

Think of it as the 'indication' that you were right all along.

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