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Meanings of exculpate in English
Usage of exculpate in English
1
He made no effort to exculpate his client: he boldly accused the banker.
2
You see how important it is for you to exculpate yourself.
3
Buckingham, in all his answers, endeavored to exculpate himself, and to load Arlington.
4
Lord Roos knows it to be false, and can exculpate me.
5
I am here neither to exculpate myself nor to blame others.
6
Socrates, dying, sacrificed to Esculapius, to exculpate himself from the suspicion of Atheism.
7
You had much better not try to exculpate yourself, my mother.
8
In order to exculpate your friend, will it be necessary to accuse yourself?
9
She could not exculpate herself, save by blank denial-andwhat would that avail?
10
No other executive said anything remotely designed to exculpate her.
11
The mother stood as if ready to exculpate herself.
12
And she proceeded further to exculpate all their attendants.
13
She made no further attempt to explain or to exculpate herself; what was the use?
14
Sir Theodore Janssen and Mr. Sawbridge answered to their names, and endeavoured to exculpate themselves.
15
I do not wish to exculpate myself, mind you.
16
Then he plunged to the heart of the matter, as though in haste to exculpate himself.
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