disculpate

Meanings

• verb

  to clear from blame or suspicion

  - "The accused was disculpated after new evidence came to light."
  - "The company's CEO was disculpated of any wrongdoing in the company's financial dealings."

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Rhymes

Words rhyming with disculpate
culpable , compensable , contemplable , perceptible , correctable , debatable , redeemable , forgivable

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Homophones

Words having the same pronunciation but different meanings, origins, or spelling,

1. dispense
   

2. disperse
   

3. displace
   

4. disconnect
   

5. disregard
   

6. disarray
   

7. disallow
   

8. disapprove
   

9. disbelief
   

10. disbursement
    

11. discontent
    

12. discourse
    

13. discreet
    

14. discriminate
    

15. disenchant
    

16. disfigure
    

17. disgrace
    

18. dishearten
    

19. disillusion
    

20. disintegrate
    

21. disjointed
    

22. dislocate
    

23. dislodge
    

24. dismanage
    

25. dismantle
    

26. disorient
    

27. disparage
    

28. displease
    

29. disappointment
    

30. disquietude
    

31. disrepair
    

32. disrepute
    

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Variants

List of all variants of disculpate that leads to same result
disulfide , disulfides , carbon bisulfide , carbon disulfide , carbon disulfides , molybdenum disulfide

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Etymology

origin and the way in which meanings have changed throughout history.

From Latin disculpare, meaning to cleanse, to clear.

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Culture

Any cultural, historical, or symbolic significance of the word. Explore how the word has been used in literature, art, music, or other forms of expression.

["In English literature, disculpate has been used to mean to clear someone from blame or suspicion, as in the following example: 'He was disculpated after the evidence was found to be false.',", "In Spanish culture, the term 'disculpar' has a similar meaning to 'disculpate' in English, as it means to clear someone from blame or suspicion. For example, in Spanish, one might say 'Lo disculpo' to mean 'I clear him of blame' or 'I absolve him of blame'.", "In art, disculpate has been used to refer to the act of absolving or pardoning someone. For example, in a religious painting, an angel might be depicted as disculpating a sinner by laying a hand on their shoulder.", "In music, disculpate has been used to refer to the act of absolving or pardoning someone, often in a religious or spiritual context. For example, in a gospel song, the lyrics might include the phrase 'Disculpate me, Lord, I'll serve you', signifying a request for forgiveness and a commitment to serving God."]

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