Examples of using Vindicated in English and their translations into Polish
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Colloquial
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Medicine
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Ecclesiastic
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Ecclesiastic
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Financial
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Official/political
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Programming
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Computer
I feel vindicated.
Vindicated after four long years.
I feel vindicated.
Richard Steele will feel vindicated.
I felt vindicated.
but I feel vindicated.
Cheryl has been vindicated by the evidence.
It would be nice to be vindicated.
Months. Oh, vindicated after four long.
And in my case, vindicated.
So I am vindicated, yet the Catholics remain enslaved.
Have I been vindicated?
You are vindicated, although I fear it comes too late.
Hubbert was vindicated.
Your husband never tells his family the family honor's been vindicated?
Our Jenny has been vindicated. It was worth it.
It was worth it. Our Jenny has been vindicated.
This is great. Oh, vindicated after four long… months.
Who stood by him until he was vindicated.
And Emil will be vindicated. This will all come out at the trial.
How does it feel to finally be vindicated?
Thereby Akiba vindicated for the'Song of Songs' its place in the Canon.
he feels vindicated.
He has gloriously vindicated the right of the individual to be individual.
I guess you must feel, um, pretty good… vindicated.
Trotsky's prophetic warning was vindicated, bitterly, in the negative.
your good name will be vindicated.
I feel completely vindicated backing your decision to quit the piano at age nine.
My long-standing faith in her has finally been vindicated.
Paul vindicated his apostleship, as some in the church had likely questioned his authority 2 Corinthians 13:3.