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3 vindicating
Синонимический ряд:1. exculpating (verb) absolving; acquitting; clearing; exculpating; exonerating2. excusing (verb) excusing; explain away; rationalising3. maintaining (verb) arguing; asserting; claiming; contending; defending; justifying; maintaining; warranting4. repaying (verb) avenging; pay back; pay off; redressing; repaying; requiting; revenging -
4 reading vindicating
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5 asserting
Синонимический ряд:1. saying (adj.) declaring; noting; remarking; reporting; saying; stating2. affirming (verb) affirming; asseverating; averring; avouching; avowing; deposing; holding; predicating; professing; protesting; stating3. maintaining (verb) alleging; arguing; claiming; contending; declaring; defending; justifying; maintaining; saying; vindicating; warranting -
6 avenging
a мстящий, карающийСинонимический ряд:1. revengeful (adj.) awful; cruel; hurting; relentless; revengeful; ruthless; shameful; terrible; unforgiving2. retaliation (noun) avengement; counterblow; reprisal; requital; retaliation; retribution; revanche; revenge; vengeance3. repaying (verb) pay back; pay off; redressing; repaying; requiting; revenging; vindicating -
7 clearing
1. n очистка; расчисткаclearing out — вычищающий; чистка
2. n участок земли, расчищенный под пашню3. n прогалина, поляна4. n ком. распродажа по сниженным ценам5. n банк. клиринг, безналичные расчёты между банкам и6. n банк. клиринговое соглашение7. n банк. ком. очистка от пошлин8. n банк. тех. зазор9. n банк. тех. устранение дефекта10. n банк. спец. осветление; очистка11. a эвакуационный12. a фин. клиринговыйСинонимический ряд:1. grassland (noun) alp; field; grassland; meadow; pasture; plain; polder; prairie; steppe2. burning off (verb) burning off3. clarifying (verb) brightening; clarifying; clear up; clearing up; elucidating; explaining; illuminating; illustrating4. cleaning (verb) cleaning; policing; sprucing; straightening; tidying5. clearing off (verb) clearing off; discharging; liquidating; paying up; quitting; satisfying; settling; squaring6. emptying (verb) clean out; emptying; evacuating; vacating; voiding7. exculpating (verb) absolving; acquitting; exculpating; exonerating; vindicating8. extricating (verb) clearing away; disembarrassing; disencumbering; disengaging; disentangling; extricating; unscrambling; untangling; untying or untieing9. hurdling (verb) hurdling; leaping; negotiating; overleaping; surmounting; vaulting10. opening (verb) opening11. passing (verb) carrying; passing12. paying (verb) bring in; cleaning up; drawing; earning; gaining; grossing; making; netting; paying; producing; realising; repaying; returning; yielding13. removing (verb) abolishing; annihilating; blot out; eradicating; erasing; exterminating; extinguishing; obliterating; removing; root out; rub out; snuff out; stamp out; uprooting; wipe out14. ridding (verb) losing; releasing; relieving; ridding; shaking; shaking off; throw off; throwing off; unburdening15. vanishing (verb) disappearing; evanescing; evaporating; fading; vanishing -
8 contending
a сталкивающийся; противоборствующийСинонимический ряд:1. arguing (verb) arguing; bickering; debating; disputing; hassling; quarrelling; quibbling; squabbling; tiffing; wrangling2. battling (verb) battling; combating; fighting; struggling; tilting; tugging; warring; wrestling3. maintaining (verb) alleging; asserting; claiming; declaring; defending; justifying; maintaining; saying; vindicating; warranting4. rivalling (verb) competing; contesting; rivaling or rivalling; rivalling; vying -
9 damning
1. a юр. влекущий за собой осуждение2. a разг. убийственныйdamning criticism — убийственная критика, разнос
Синонимический ряд:1. incriminating (adj.) condemnatory; implicating; incriminating; ruinous; serious2. sentencing (verb) condemning; dooming; proscribing; sentencing3. swearing (verb) anathematizing; blaspheming; cursing; cussing; execrating; imprecating; objurgating; swearingАнтонимический ряд: -
10 defending
the other lawyers crucified him for defending a traitor — коллеги-юристы смешали его с грязью за то, что он защищал предателя
Синонимический ряд:1. arming (noun) arming; bolstering; entrenchment; fortification; fortifying; strengthening; trenching2. bulwarking (verb) bulwarking; covering; fending; guarding; protecting; safeguarding; screening; securing; shielding3. maintaining (verb) arguing; asserting; claiming; contending; justifying; maintaining; vindicating; warranting -
11 justifying
доказывать; оправдывать; выравниватьСинонимический ряд:1. backing (verb) attesting; authenticating; backing; bear out; bearing out; confirming; corroborating; substantiating; testifying; validating; verifying2. excusing (verb) excusing; explain away3. explaining (verb) account for; accounting; explaining; explaining away; rationalising; rationalizing4. maintaining (verb) arguing; asserting; claiming; contending; defending; maintaining; vindicating5. warranting (verb) call for; occasioning; warranting6. deserving (other) deserving; held at; meriting; priced at; valued at; worth -
12 maintaining
1. поддерживание2. поддерживать; поддерживающийСинонимический ряд:1. accepting (adj.) accepting; assuming; believing; holding a view; presuming; putting faith in; regarding; trusting; under the impression2. on-going (adj.) continuing; enduring; on-going; persisting; progressing; progressive; sustaining3. arguing (verb) alleging; arguing; asserting; claiming; contending; declaring; defending; justifying; saying; vindicating; warranting4. keeping up (verb) keep up; keeping up; preserving; saving; sustaining5. retaining (verb) keeping; provide for; retaining; stay with6. stating (verb) affirming; asseverating; averring; avouching; avowing; stating7. supporting (verb) carrying; holding; providing for; supporting; upholding -
13 rationalizing
Синонимический ряд:1. thinking (noun) deduction; inference; logic; motivation; rationale; reasoning; reasons; thinking; thought2. excusing (verb) account for; accounting; excusing; explain away; explaining; explaining away; justifying; rationalising; vindicating
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vindicating — index palliative (excusing) Burton s Legal Thesaurus. William C. Burton. 2006 … Law dictionary
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vindicating — vin·di·cate || vɪndɪkeɪt v. justify; acquit, exonerate, absolve … English contemporary dictionary
self-vindicating — adj. * * * … Universalium
self-vindicating — self vin′dicating adj … From formal English to slang
self-vindicating — adj … Useful english dictionary
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