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Meanings of exonerated in English

Freed from any question of guilt.

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Usage of exonerated in English
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The general counsel then exonerated his fellow Walmex executives, the report said.
Reuters
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With six of us as witnesses, she would, of course, be exonerated.
Japanese Tales of Mystery & Imagination
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She exonerated him from the intention; he treated her as a girl.
The Egoist: A Comedy in Narrative
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A subsequent inquiry exonerated the doctor against whom the allegations were made.
The Irish Times
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Dozens like me have been exonerated by DNA or other new evidence.
The Irish Times
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She was briefly excommunicated in 1871 but the Church later exonerated her.
Radio NZ
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It was what Moss had always done: blamed Linsey and exonerated Amy.
Book of lost threads
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Modi has denied wrongdoing and was exonerated in a Supreme Court investigation.
Reuters
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We were exonerated for something we were accused of, all the time.
Reuters
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That he might not be exonerated immediately did not occur to him.
The Fur Bringers: A Story of the Canadian Northwest
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Gregory Hall straightened up perceptibly, like a man exonerated from all blame.
The Gold Bag
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He was released from prison in 2009 after DNA tests exonerated him.
Reuters
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In September 2017, its lawyers were exonerated of all charges of misconduct.
The Guardian
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The case created a schism in French society and Dreyfus was later exonerated.
Reuters
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The case created a schism in French society and he was later exonerated.
Reuters
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The former budget director remains confident he will be fully exonerated, Kuehne said.
Reuters
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