vindemiate in a sentence

v. i.

Definition

To vindemiate means to harvest or gather, particularly in the context of grapes or crops, or to abolish or revoke outdated laws or practices.

To vindemiate the vineyard, the farmers worked tirelessly throughout the harvest season.
After much debate, the committee decided to vindemiate the old laws that no longer served the community.
The team sought to vindemiate their earlier failures by implementing new strategies and fresh ideas.
In a surprising turn of events, the defendant's lawyer managed to vindemiate his client during the trial.
The artist aimed to vindemiate her controversial work by emphasizing its intended message in her interviews.