acquittal
Meaning
the legal certification of someone being not guilty of a crime (নির্দোষ ঘোষণা)
Pronunciation
একুইটাল (ēku'iṭāl)
Synonyms
exoneration, absolution, clearance, dismissal, liberation, release, vindication, justification
Synonyms
The defendant was granted exoneration after new evidence surfaced.
The priest granted her absolution for her sins.
He received clearance from the court to proceed.
The dismissal of the charges was unexpected.
The liberation of the accused was celebrated by many.
Her release from custody was finally granted.
The evidence provided vindication for the accused.
He found justification in the court's decision.
Antonyms
The conviction led to a lengthy prison sentence.
His guilt was evident from his confession.
The judge handed down a severe sentence.
Imprisonment was the verdict given by the jury.
The condemnation was issued publicly.
The punishment for his crime was substantial.
The prosecution presented heavy evidence against the accused.
The charge was serious and meant a lengthy trial.
Phrases
He was able to get acquitted and regain his freedom.
The acquittal verdict was met with applause in the courtroom.
The acquittal of charges brought him a sense of relief.
She is still awaiting acquittal in her case.
His proved acquittal changed the public perception dramatically.