Exonerated is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for EXONERATED in dictionary:

VERB:
• EXONERATE, to clear of blame
• (of an official body) absolve (someone) from blame for a fault or wrongdoing
• release someone from (a duty or obligation)
ADJECTIVE:
• freed from any question of guilt
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• to relieve of a responsibility, obligation, or hardship

Words related to EXONERATED

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How to use EXONERATED in a sentence

• The Woodworth gentleman is searched and presently exonerated.
• Of course the man who killed him, a gambler of the town, was fully exonerated at the inquest, and was never even indicted for the killing.
• The significant point is that the state made its strongest argument against the four men whom the jury practically exonerated of the charge of conspiring to murder.
• Hesselius, which completely exonerated him, inasmuch as it acknowledged the safe return of the papers.
• He exonerated the crew from any error contributing to the disaster.
• The disgusting feature of this is that I was almost glad of it, at the same time longing to run, and feeling that this, in a way, exonerated me.
• In that moment, he exonerated himself of all blame.
• In the residencia taken of that office, he was exonerated.
• She should suffer for this when he was exonerated, he vowed.
• That he might not be exonerated immediately did not occur to him.
• It was a most regrettable affair, but a Court of Inquiry decided that the Native officer had no option, and completely exonerated the guard from acting with undue severity.
• The missing jewelry has been found, Judith has been exonerated, I still have my room, and no one except those present knows what has taken place here to-night.
• His antagonist, with a foreboding of his fate, or by way of clearing his conscience, as the knights used to confess of a morning before combat, had exonerated Mr.
• In the year 1885, however, a testimonial was presented to General Gorgey by about thirty of the survivors of the contest of 1848, in which they exonerated him from that charge.
• Exonerated from such a load of paternal guilt, he seemed to pray with more assured confidence of Divine protection.
• I was summoned before the Presbytery for my conduct in attending the play, but was exonerated by the General Assembly.
• She completely exonerated Hoopdriver from the charge of being more than an accessory to her escapade.
• The colonists were likewise exonerated from the payment of tithes for fifteen years, and at the end of that period they were to pay only 2 12 per cent.
• Not only would Rachel be cleared for ever before the world, but her husband would stand exonerated at her side.
• Since to the outside world his connection with the firm looked dubious, he exonerated himself through a series of pamphlets and short newspaper articles.
• Sherman then accused the captain of theft, and brought the case before a jury, which exonerated the defendant with L3 costs.
• The cause was, as before, pride and ignorance on the part of the Chinese, though the British are not to be altogether exonerated.
• The debt thus exonerated of so great a weight of its odium, and otherwise reduced from its alarming bulk, the agents thought they might venture to print a list of the creditors.

Similar words containing ONERAT without suffix ed and without prefix ex

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