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acquitting


Meanings
  • Verb

    To declare or find (someone) not guilty of a charge or accusation.

    - "The jury acquitted the defendant after deliberating for hours."
    - "The judge acquitted the suspect due to lack of evidence."

Antonyms

condemn , convict
Synonyms

absolve , clear , exculpate , exonerate
Rhymes
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quitting , hitting , biting , writing
Variants
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acquit , acquits , acquitted , acquitter , acquitters , acquitting
Etymology
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From the Old French word 'acquitter', meaning 'to satisfy, to pay off'.


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  1. In the United States, a person can be acquitted of a crime but still be subject to civil liability.

  2. The term 'acquittal' comes from the Latin word 'acquittare', meaning 'to make free'.


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  1. Exonerate: Synonym of 'acquitting', meaning to clear someone of blame or suspicion.

  2. Verdict: The formal decision reached by a jury or judge in a trial.


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The term 'acquitting' is often used in legal contexts, particularly in trials and courts of law. It refers to the act of declaring or finding someone not guilty of a charge or accusation.

How to Memorize "acquitting"

  1. visualize

    - Imagine a judge banging a gavel and declaring 'The defendant is acquitted.' or a jury returning a 'not guilty' verdict.

  2. associate

    - Associate the word 'acquitting' with the idea of clearing someone of blame or guilt.

  3. mnemonics

    - Use the mnemonic 'Acquit: A Clearing Up of Innocence' to help remember the meaning.


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