1. capable of being vindicated, justified, or defended
Usage: formal

Examples

• The scientist’s theory was vindicable through careful experimentation.
• Her decision to resign was completely vindicable given the circumstances.
• The lawyer argued that his client’s actions were vindicable under the law.
• The company’s policy changes were vindicable based on safety concerns.
• His reputation remained vindicable despite the false accusations.
• The historical claims in the documentary were vindicable through primary sources.