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Meanings of exculpated in English

Freed from any question of guilt.

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        1
        We want to blame an individual so that everyone else is exculpated.
        The Sense of an Ending
        2
        This must have been St. Albans, and Anna stood fully exculpated in her eyes.
        Tales for Fifteen; Or, Imagination and Heart
        3
        All was made clear; Archer Trevlyn was fully exculpated.
        The Fatal Glove
        4
        And this opinion of the aunts pleased him, because it exculpated him, as it were.
        The Awakening / (The Resurrection)
        5
        How far Elizabeth can be exculpated on the principle of self-defence cannot well be ascertained.
        Beacon Lights of History, Volume 08: Great Rulers
        6
        A somewhat different account is given by some, in which Bowman is exculpated from all blame.
        Life of Daniel Boone, the Great Western Hunter and Pioneer
        7
        Amos was not exculpated-thepast was not expunged.
        Scenes of Clerical Life
        8
        Would I really be exculpated by such proceedings?
        Within an Inch of His Life
        9
        Nevertheless he was in the end exculpated.
        Twilight in Italy
        10
        Edward easily exculpated the Chieftain, who, indeed, at his own personal risk, had probably saved his life.
        Waverley; Or, 'Tis Sixty Years Since — Volume 1
        11
        St. Clair was exculpated and regained the confidence Washington had in him when appointing him to that command.
        Life and Times of Washington, Volume 2 / Revised, Enlarged, and ...
        12
        Herman did not spare himself in the relation; yet in the end Ishmael exculpated his father from all blame.
        Self-Raised; Or, From the Depths
        13
        She had exculpated herself, but only (of necessity) by showing in blacker colors the malice of his enemies.
        Bred in the Bone; Or, Like Father, Like Son: A Novel
        14
        People on your side do evil things, occasionally, but you are notably and importantly exculpated from those evil acts at every turn.
        Wired
        15
        The news had not yet been published abroad that Cold Feet had been exculpated by the confession of Sinclair to the killing of Quade.
        The Rangeland Avenger
        16
        He had no precise idea what Hanaud meant by his words; but he realised that the sooner he exculpated himself from the charge the better.
        At the Villa Rose
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