What does vindical mean?
Vindical means (obsolete, rare) Eager to punish; vindicative..
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/ˈvɪndɪkəl/ · adjective
(obsolete, rare) Eager to punish; vindicative..
The great point for you […] is to eſtabliſh the circumſtance either of menace, coercion, or puniſhment as the caſe may be. When you have bottomed yourſelf well upon theſe facts, you need not be afraid to meet the vindical Lord D—— upon this ground.
Use vindical when its meaning, tone and grammar fit the full sentence. A synonym is not always a direct replacement.
Vindical means (obsolete, rare) Eager to punish; vindicative..
Common synonyms include vindicative, vindictive, avengeful, pluckcrow.
The opposite depends on the specific sense.
The great point for you […] is to eſtabliſh the circumſtance either of menace, coercion, or puniſhment as the caſe may be. When you have bottomed yourſelf well upon theſe facts, you need not be afraid to meet the vindical Lord D—— upon this ground.
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