Similar words: indicator, economic indicator, vindicate, vindicated, vindication, indicate, indicative, indication. Meaning: n. a person who argues to defend or justify some policy or institution.
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1 The Emperor is just, and the Vindicator his axe!
2 But in CC2, it's just like vindicator in RA3, that is the role of light bomber.
3 The Vindicator was a response to the high casualty rates suffered during close quarter battles, such as street fighting or in jungles.
4 The Vindicator has sworn allegiance to the doctrine and laws of the Holy Empire and has been given the combined battlefield functions of both judge and executioner.
5 Records , mention very little of the Vindicator throughout the time of Great Crusade, it is assumed that the Vindicator fell out of favour.
6 This is useful especially in the early stages of a Vindicator Rush in finding and picking off your opponents scouts.
7 Modern education's development requests the teacher "is not only the human culture transmission, must be the student psychology shaper, is the student psychologically healthy vindicator".
8 No local government should be a shareholder in a private company, let alone a multinational, because a government's role is that of a vindicator of market regulation.
9 Also, when re-arming despite an increase in payload,(www.Sentencedict.com) the Vindicator reloads its 3 bombs in 3 seconds as opposed to its 2 bombs in 4 seconds.
10 This will give a 25% speed boost to your Vindicator on the return flight home resulting in less damage and allows you to use your Vindicators again sooner.
11 She is the well-wisher to freedom and independence of all," but the "champion and vindicator only of her own.
12 Is there someone who can be my mediator, my vindicator before God?
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