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opposite of vindicate

 

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Opposite of Vindicate

Description:

The opposite of vindicate refers to the action or state of falsely incriminating or accusing someone, undermining their innocence, or disapproving of their actions.

Part of Speech:

  • Noun
  • Verb
  • Adjective
  • Adverb

Senses and Usages:

Noun:

False accusation: The opposite of vindicate as a noun implies making false statements or charges against someone, tarnishing their reputation unjustly.

Example Sentence: I cannot tolerate this opposite of vindicate, as it ruins people's lives without any evidence.

Verb:

Accuse: When using opposite of vindicate as a verb, it signifies wrongly blaming or charging someone with a wrongdoing.

Example Sentence: She decided to opposite of vindicate him, accusing him of theft when he was innocent.

Adjective:

Unjust: Opposite of vindicate as an adjective describes actions or decisions that are unfair or lacking evidence.

Example Sentence: The opposite of vindicate verdict made headlines due to its unjust nature.

Adverb:

Falsely: When used as an adverb, the opposite of vindicate suggests actions or statements made without truth or valid justification.

Example Sentence: He oppositely of vindicated her, claiming she was responsible for the accident although he knew it was his fault.

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