Verb:

கொள்கை நிலைநாட்டு,

vindicate's Usage Examples:

You've vindicated your honor.

ally also vindicates the theoretical work undertaken in archeology and allied disciplines over the last ten to fifteen years.

vindicate (Antwerp, 1 755); L.

rights of the Irish parliament, which were afterwards in fuller measure successfully vindicated by Grattan.

The cause of the young Henry was fully vindicated by the close of the year 1217.

At a later period Origen sought to vindicate his teaching in a letter to the Roman bishop Fabian, but, it would seem, without success.

About the year 260 an Egyptian bishop, Nepos, in a treatise called 'XEyxos 6,XX yoptarCnv, endeavoured to overthrow the Origenistic theology and vindicate chiliasm by exegetical methods.

Aristotle at once maintains the primacy of metaphysics and vindicates the independence of the special sciences.

In especial he vindicates the propriety of resistance to kingly oppression or misrule, upholds the existence of an hereditary nobility interested in their country's good as the firmest barrier against such oppression, and maintains the authority of parliaments.

In these volumes he attempted to vindicate his administration, and in so doing he attacked the records of those generals.

In 1847 Morse was compelled to defend his invention in the courts, and successfully vindicated his claim to be called the original inventor of the electromagnetic recording telegraph.

Synonyms:

legitimate, excuse, explain, maintain, justify, uphold,

Antonyms:

disallow, outlaw, obfuscate, blame, discontinue,