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exculpatory Definition and Meaning in English (exculpatory definition)

adjective
Synonyms:absolvingacquittingclearing
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Exculpatory definition: Serving to clear someone from a charge of fault or guilt.

Definitions of Exculpatory

  1. 1adjective(formal)

    Serving to clear someone from a charge of fault or guilt.

Example Sentences

legal

“The lawyer presented exculpatory evidence to the jury.”

legal

“Her testimony was largely exculpatory for the defendant.”

Synonyms

Antonyms

incriminatinginculpatory

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infinitiveexculpate
nounexculpation
adjectiveinculpatory

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Exculpatory definition: Serving to clear someone from a charge of fault or guilt.
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