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The force or drive one has in doing an activity. Showing such vindiction during the election allowed the electors to see what determination he had, and for the winnings to be in his favour.
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| 1. | VINDICTION | ||
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A willful act of being vindictive, hateful, or vengeful 1)Her vindiction is going to get her in trouble one day.
2)Oh My God, I can't believe you would behave with such vindiction! |
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