vindicative Synonyms
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vindicative Meaning
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vindicative (a.)
Tending to vindicate; vindicating; as, a vindicative policy.
Revengeful; vindictive.
vindicative Sentence Examples
- The vindictive landlord refused to renew the lease of the tenant who had complained about the property's condition.
- The vindictive ex-boyfriend spread malicious rumors about his former partner, ruining her reputation.
- The vindictive child bullied the smaller children in the playground, seeking revenge for being picked on in the past.
- The vindictive co-worker sabotaged the project her colleague was working on, driven by a desire for retribution.
- The vindictive neighbor reported the family next door for every infraction, no matter how minor.
- The vindictive politician used his power to punish those who had crossed him, even if their actions were justified.
- The vindictive dictator executed his political opponents, retaliating against those who had dared to challenge him.
- The vindictive reviewer gave the movie a scathing critique, fueled by an unresolved grudge against the director.
- The vindictive stepmother treated her stepchildren with cruelty, seeking to punish them for the sins of their father.
- The vindictive teacher failed her students, seeking revenge for an incident that had occurred earlier in the semester.
FAQs About the word vindicative
Tending to vindicate; vindicating; as, a vindicative policy., Revengeful; vindictive.
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The vindictive landlord refused to renew the lease of the tenant who had complained about the property's condition.
The vindictive ex-boyfriend spread malicious rumors about his former partner, ruining her reputation.
The vindictive child bullied the smaller children in the playground, seeking revenge for being picked on in the past.
The vindictive co-worker sabotaged the project her colleague was working on, driven by a desire for retribution.
