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| | # {{rare}} In a [[vindicatory]] manner; in [[vindication]] of someone or something. | | # {{rare}} In a [[vindicatory]] manner; in [[vindication]] of someone or something. |
| − | #* {{quote-book|title=The London apprentice, and the goldsmith's daughter of West Chepe|page=167|autor=Pierce Egan|year=1852|passage=She spoke not angrily, but haughtily — not vindictively, but '''vindicatorily'''."}} | + | #* {{quote-book|title=The London apprentice, and the goldsmith's daughter of West Chepe|page=167|author=Pierce Egan|year=1852|passage=She spoke not angrily, but haughtily — not vindictively, but '''vindicatorily'''."}} |
| | #* '''1864''', Washington Irving, ''Works of Washington Irving, Volume 26'' | | #* '''1864''', Washington Irving, ''Works of Washington Irving, Volume 26'' |
| | #*: ...He has been shamefully wronged since his death." Thus '''vindicatorily''' of his friend spoke the just and kind Geoffrey Crayon a day or two since; and we are glad to record it while the dark wing of the poet's renown is uppermost. | | #*: ...He has been shamefully wronged since his death." Thus '''vindicatorily''' of his friend spoke the just and kind Geoffrey Crayon a day or two since; and we are glad to record it while the dark wing of the poet's renown is uppermost. |
