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Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.
CONTENT RELATED TO EXONERATE
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Particularly the knee-length boot grabbing the attention of many which infuses artwork by recently exonerated artist Richard Phillips.
BROTHER VELLIES FOOTWEAR BY PYER MOSS WILL LAUNCH OCT 24NANDI HOWARDOCTOBER 23, 2020ESSENCE.COM
Then, after eight tough years, the inspector general exonerated Jefferson.
While the ruling came more or less on a technicality, and Man City has certainly not been exonerated for cooking its own books, the team can now pretty much do what it wants, and UEFA may not have a leg to stand on for enforcing Financial Fair Play.
COLLEGE FOOTBALL’S BIG CONFERENCE HURDLESARAH SHACHATJULY 14, 2020FIVETHIRTYEIGHT
If this be true, it was very disgraceful of Huskisson, but it does not 425 exonerate Peel.
A JOURNAL OF THE REIGN OF QUEEN VICTORIA 1837-1852 - (VOLUME 3 OF 3)CHARLES C. F. GREVILLE
I am not here to exonerate myself from fault, Ringrose, and not even altogether from crime.
YOUNG BLOODE. W. HORNUNG
She could not go on as she had been doing, merely in the hope of stumbling upon some clew that would serve to exonerate her.
THE WHITE MOLLFRANK L. PACKARD
I exonerate the American Legion as an organization of the responsibility of this.
THE CENTRALIA CONSPIRACYRALPH CHAPLIN
She could free, exonerate, glorify him, and in doing so claim him for her own.
FROM THE RANKSCHARLES KING
Nothing can exonerate him from doing his utmost to determine and perform the right act.
GOD THE INVISIBLE KINGHERBERT GEORGE WELLS
Would it exonerate Douglas that Trumbull did n't then perceive he was in the plot?
THE PAPERS AND WRITINGS OF ABRAHAM LINCOLN, VOLUME FOURABRAHAM LINCOLN
WORDS RELATED TO EXONERATE
- acquit
- bleach
- blink at
- clear
- discharge
- exculpate
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- exonerate
- forgive
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- launder
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- let off the hook
- let up on
- liberate
- lifeboat
- loose
- pardon
- release
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- sanitize
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- spare
- spring
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- wink at
- wipe it off
- wipe the slate clean
- write off
- acquit
- bleach
- blink at
- clear
- discharge
- exculpate
- excuse
- exempt
- exonerate
- forgive
- free
- go easy on
- launder
- let off
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- let off the hook
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- liberate
- lifeboat
- loose
- pardon
- release
- relieve
- sanitize
- set free
- spare
- spring
- vindicate
- whitewash
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- wipe it off
- wipe the slate clean
- write off
- advocate
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- apologize for
- argue
- assert
- back
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- bear one out
- befriend
- champion
- come to defense of
- cover for
- endorse
- espouse
- exculpate
- exonerate
- explain
- go to bat for
- guarantee
- justify
- maintain
- plead
- prove a case
- put in a good word
- rationalize
- recommend
- ride shotgun for
- say in defense
- second
- speak up for
- stand by
- stand up for
- stick up for
- stonewall
- support
- sustain
- thump for
- uphold
- vindicate
- warrant
Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.