Verb:

హక్కులను ప్రేరేపిస్తుంది,

exonerate's Usage Examples:

Pidmohylny published a wide number of stories in the next several years after having been exonerated by the major Ukrainian journal Chervonyi shliakh.

the federal government try to reach any supplementally condition to impose upon us, we would be in Virginia exonerated.

After his mother"s departure, a telegram arrives that exonerates Harry, and he rushes to see Molly.

United States Capital punishment debate in the United States List of exonerated death row inmates Wrongful execution "Masacre de Pompeya: la Corte Suprema.

Delaware death row inmate: I was convicted of murder, exonerated, and wrongfully accused again".

Brocius exonerated of White's death White died two days after Curly Bill shot him.

She promises to begin the legal procedures needed to exonerate Robbie, even though Paul Marshall will never be held responsible for his crime because of his marriage to Lola, the victim.

episode "Time Bomb", but has since had a mutual respect for him after Delko exonerates Wolfe.

metaphor meaning "to gloss over or cover up vices, crimes or scandals or to exonerate by means of a perfunctory investigation or biased presentation of data".

Helander was first convicted of writing the letters and lost his position as bishop but later partially exonerated.

Presents When They See Us Now, in which the cast, the creator, and the exonerated five are interviewed, premiered on June 12, 2019, on Netflix and the Oprah.

Edward Lamb nearly lost WIKK (renamed WICU [AM] in 1957) and WICU-TV in 1954 due to allegations that he associated with Communists, but was exonerated in 1957.

He arrives at the station in the nick of time and exonerates Joan, securing for her the radio contract with Brewster.

Synonyms:

exculpate, label, clear, whitewash, acquit, discharge, vindicate, pronounce, pass judgment, purge, judge, assoil, evaluate,

Antonyms:

pass, disapprove, reject, fail, convict,