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exonerate someone from something
collocation
to show or state that someone is not guilty of something:
At last I have been fully exonerated from any blame.
He was completely exonerated from all the charges against him.
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exonerate
Depending on the circumstances of the accident, it is possible for a company to be completely exonerated from liability.
He represented two men who were exonerated from crimes after DNA reviews.
They can not be exonerated from that criticism.
SMART Vocabulary: related words and phrases
Innocent
acquit
acquit someone of something
acquittal
be above/beyond reproachidiom
be in the clearidiom
clear of something
cleared
come up/out smelling of rosesidiom
culpability
culpably
guiltless
guiltlessly
inculpable
innocence
innocency
reproach
self-exculpation
sinless
sinlessly
squeaky-clean
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