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Exonerate

usgb/ɪɡˈzɑːnəreɪt/Volume
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Legal Context

Typically used in legal situations to describe a formal legal decision.

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The court exonerated the defendant after new evidence was presented.
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Not Just Innocence

'Exonerate' doesn't just mean innocent. It means proven not responsible for a crime.

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Despite personal doubts, the jury exonerated him due to lack of evidence.
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Complete Clearance

Indicates a total removal of blame, not just a reduction of suspicion.

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After the alibi was confirmed, the suspect was fully exonerated.
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