exculpation

/ek-skuhl-pey-shuhn/US // ˌɛk skʌlˈpeɪ ʃən //

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n.名词 noun

1
- : clearance from a charge of guilt or fault; vindication: A biological or environmental explanation for a criminal act does not translate into exculpation of the individual.
- : legal protection from charges of guilt or fault:Each commissioner and officer shall be entitled to exculpation from liability and to indemnification by the District to the extent set forth in the Act.

nounclearing from accusation

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They made habit and bad example almost a sufficient exculpation from crime.
The Lord-Advocate being sworn, in exculpation, he gave a distinct account of the transactions which he had had with the prisoner.
Perhaps there may be some little thing to say in exculpation.
What the arguments were that I resorted to in exculpation of my injustice, I no longer remember at this distance of time.
Fray Luiss experience of the Inquisition naturally led him to seek exculpation.

/ek-skuhl-pey-shuhn/US // ˌɛk skʌlˈpeɪ ʃən //

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n.名词 noun

1
- : clearance from a charge of guilt or fault; vindication: A biological or environmental explanation for a criminal act does not translate into exculpation of the individual.
- : legal protection from charges of guilt or fault:Each commissioner and officer shall be entitled to exculpation from liability and to indemnification by the District to the extent set forth in the Act.

nounclearing from accusation

Synonyms

Antonyms

They made habit and bad example almost a sufficient exculpation from crime.
The Lord-Advocate being sworn, in exculpation, he gave a distinct account of the transactions which he had had with the prisoner.
Perhaps there may be some little thing to say in exculpation.
What the arguments were that I resorted to in exculpation of my injustice, I no longer remember at this distance of time.
Fray Luiss experience of the Inquisition naturally led him to seek exculpation.