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Meanings of exculpatory in anglès
espanyol
exculpatorio Clearing of guilt or blame.
Usage of exculpatory in anglès
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The Washington Post reported Chestnut included exculpatory evidence he uncovered last year.
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But in trying to present this as exculpatory, Zuckerberg misses the point.
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There's not an exculpatory scrap at bank or broker's in your defense.
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It matters not that these words are wholly exculpatory; they nevertheless recognize sin.
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You will soon learn that questions of this sort admit of no exculpatory reply.
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They therefore did not consider his interview to be exculpatory.
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I listened to extracts from Brian Cowen's supposedly exculpatory speech at Dublin City University.
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On the other hand, the woman's answers weren't exactly exculpatory.
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Because he testified that Corey omitted some exculpatory information in Zimmerman's grand jury affidavit.
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It would not exactly be received as exculpatory evidence in a court of justice.'
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More troubling, it could prejudice the innocent by depriving the grand jury of exculpatory evidence.
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All exculpatory arguments were futile against the fact itself.
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To my ears, his voice is an exculpatory whine.
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It is my sincere hope that this book does not come across as self-congratulatory or self-exculpatory.
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The DA wouldn't see this as exculpatory necessarily.
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He said, in a pleading, exculpatory tone,-
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