What is define vindication?

Vindication is the process of proving or justifying oneself or someone else, often in response to a perceived injustice or false accusation. It involves presenting evidence, facts, or arguments to show that a belief, opinion, or action is justified and correct. Vindication may also refer to the act of clearing one's name or reputation, such as when someone is found innocent of a crime they were accused of committing. In legal contexts, vindication can be sought through a variety of means, including litigation, appeals, and other forms of dispute resolution.