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Meaning of Vindicator
A person who vindicates or defends a cause or a person, typically in order to clear their name or reputation.
Definitions
- A person who clears someone's name or reputation, or proves that they are right
- * A person who takes action in order to show that something is true or just
Etymology of Vindicator
The word "vindicator" has its roots in Latin, derived from "vindicta," which means revenge or punishment, and the suffix "-or," which forms an agent noun, indicating a person who performs a particular action.
Historically, the term "vindicator" emerged in the 15th century, initially referring to a person who exacts revenge or punishment, but later evolving to encompass the notion of defending or justifying a cause or person.
Example Uses
- The lawyer acted as a vindicator of her client's rights, fighting tirelessly to prove their innocence.
- * The historian's book served as a vindicator of the maligned leader's reputation, presenting a more balanced view of their achievements.