exculpated

It turns out that being exculpated makes you more rather than less likely to suffer from post-traumatic stress.

Unluckily, if you have exculpated yourself from my first accusation, I doubt whether you will be able to do so with the second.

I do not fear returning to Everett and giving myself up for I am confident that we shall be all exculpated.

And this opinion of the aunts pleased him, because it exculpated him, as it were.

A somewhat different account is given by some, in which Bowman is exculpated from all blame.

It is too dreadful altogether, but—another was exculpated by the date of the day he arrived at Windyhill.