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Meanings of exonerate in English
Usage of exonerate in English
1
Twice, however, he noted that the report did not exonerate the president.
2
Your age doesn't exonerate you from being held culpable for your actions.
3
They await justice with the hope the system will eventually exonerate them.
4
Not unless you confess yourself in the wrong, and exonerate Mr. Totten.
5
Because without her, how could he stop Lord Niu and exonerate himself?
6
It also states that the investigation did not exonerate Trump of wrongdoing.
7
He wishes simply to exonerate you and return to you your privileges.
8
Tell me, Miss Dundas, that you exonerate me from such a charge.
9
If she asks me about the sale, be sure I'll exonerate you.
10
It remains to be seen whether this new information will actually exonerate him.
11
However, one shareholder said it was also crafted to exonerate Buffett from wrongdoing.
12
A three-judge panel must debate the evidence, then sentence or exonerate Rios Montt.
13
Do you happen to have any evidence whatsoever that would actually exonerate her?
14
This tape by itself does not exonerate him, though it certainly raises questions.
15
Logging the reasons behind any decision to prosecute or exonerate an alleged perpetrator.
16
The lack of decisive evidence regarding the 2008 meeting does not exonerate Murdoch.
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United Kingdom
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United States of America
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