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Meanings of exoneration in English

Portuguese
exoneração
Catalan
exoneració

The act of vindicating or defending against criticism or censure etc.

exoneração
Usage of exoneration in English
1
It protected the rule of law and resulted in your exoneration.
The Guardian
2
Those were circumstances in extenuation and mitigation, but a long way from exoneration.
Acts of faith
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In the months following my exoneration, I suffered from depression, anger and confusion.
Ebony
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Florida Governor Rick Scott last week refused to reinstate him following his exoneration.
Reuters
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For almost three decades, Garvey has called for the exoneration of his father.
Ebony
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Sometimes sentence was suspended and the accused discharged without formal exoneration.
The Age of the Reformation
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Generous youth and benevolent age joined hands of exoneration over her.
The Adventures of Harry Richmond — Volume 5
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But what you girls are looking for-absoluteexoneration-itmight not happen.
Vicious
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Now 45, Friedman wants exoneration even though his prison sentence is behind him.
Reuters
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It was a complete and total exoneration, Trump said Sunday of Mueller's conclusions.
The South African
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The next few words would convey either censure, criticism or exoneration!
Dave Darrin at Vera Cruz: Fighting with the U.S. Navy in Mexico
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It was concluded that authorities withheld evidence that could have led to Jones' exoneration.
Ebony
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This will, in effect, quash the criminal charges but falls short of an exoneration.
Reuters
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The full and final exoneration of Harry Gleeson has been a long time coming.
The Irish Times
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It then prompted him to visit the prison library to learn about exoneration cases.
The Guardian
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But at the same time, it also constitutes his exoneration.
My Life and My Efforts
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