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Meanings of innocent in English
Usage of innocent in English
1
And we deplore violence against innocent civilians anywhere that it takes place.
2
Some have seen it as innocent; others clearly view it as inappropriate.
3
His history makes the adage 'innocent until proven guilty' a mute point.
4
She had pleaded innocent and accused the military government of political persecution.
5
Too many innocent Palestinian mothers have lost their children to this conflict.
6
Rights groups and Palestinians deplore the practice, saying it harms innocent families.
7
The innocent embroidery sampler has developed a serious attitude in recent years.
8
The Australian government is responsible for the treatment of these innocent people.
9
Of course, I almost never really know that a client is innocent.
10
Ultimately, the triage model does not explain why innocent deaths are acceptable.
11
But the innocent days of youthful political activism did not last long.
12
Mr Hope said after the meeting he was unconvinced Watson was innocent.
13
However the aide also said they were convinced Prince Andrew is innocent.
14
Some rockets get through, putting innocent civilians, including children, at deadly risk.
15
But if no one else can stop violence, I'll help the innocent.
16
I just want you to believe Curtis is innocent,' said Len, desperately.
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United Kingdom
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Canada
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