acquitting
Meaning
the act of freeing someone from a criminal charge; declaring someone not guilty (অভিযোগ মুক্তি)
Pronunciation
অ্যাকুইটিং (ā'kyu'iṭiṅ)
Synonyms
exonerating, absolving, clearing, pardoning, justifying, releasing, discharging, vindicating
Synonyms
The evidence was exonerating for the defendant.
The jury was tasked with absolving the accused.
The new evidence is clearing the suspect's name.
The governor is pardoning the wrongly accused.
Their testimony is justifying the acquitting.
The judge is releasing the defendant.
The court is discharging the charges.
She is vindicating her client's actions.
Antonyms
The jury is convicting the defendant based on the evidence.
The documents are incriminating for the accused.
The prosecutor is charging them with a crime.
The court is condemning the actions of the accused.
Censuring the behavior led to a conviction.
The system focuses on punishing criminals.
Sentencing comes after a conviction.
The state is prosecuting for theft.
Phrases
The jury declared him not guilty.
Everyone deserves a fair trial.
He was acquitted of all charges.
They will face trial next month.
An acquittal can help clear your criminal record.