What is another word for acquitted?

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absolved, innocent, Pardoned, refunded, person, absolve, abstain, abstract, accomplished, accost, acquit, adam, addict, affected, all the way, alleviated, annul, arrest, assoil, authorise, authoritative, authorize, authorized, away, bait, bankrupt, bar, barren, barricade, bead, become, belong, better, blameless, blend, blend in, block, block off, block up, blockade, blockage, breach, break away, break down, break of serve, break off, break out, breakage, breaking, breakout, brighten, bring in, bring out, bump, bump off, burst, bust, buy the farm, cabbage, cancelled, cast, catch, cave in, chartered, check, choke, chuck up the sponge, claw, clean, clean-cut, clear up, clear-cut, clearly, cliff, closure, collapse, colonised, colonized, come apart, come-on, compensable, compensated, completed, complimentary, conk, conk out, contain, cop, costless, countermand, croak, crochet, crotchet, crystalise, crystalised, crystalize, crystallise, crystallize, cut down, damp, dampen, dangle, decease, decipherable, degenerate, demote, desert, desolate, despoiled, destitute, detached, deteriorate, develop, deviate, devoid, devolve, diaphragm, die, digress, dip, discharge, disclose, discover, disembarrass, disengage, dislodge, dismiss, disown, dispatch, dispense with, disruption, diverge, divulge, dog-tired, draw, drawn-out, dribble, driblet, drip, drop cloth, drop curtain, drop down, drop out, earn, eased, ecstasy, educated, eliminate, elongated, elucidate, emancipated, empty, end, endure, enlighten, erupt, exculpate, exempt, exhausted, exit, exonerate, expend, expire, explicit, expose, extend, extensive, fagged, fail, fall, fall apart, fall in, falling out, false, fatigued, fault, fell, fictitious, fictive, filch, finish, fit, flatten, fleece, fling, forego, foreswear, forgo, forth, founder, fracture, free fall, free people, full point, full stop, function, gain, gaolbreak, gap, gazump, genetic, geological fault, get, get around, get going, get out, give, give away, give out, give up, give way, glom, go against, go away, go bad, go game, gone, good luck, gratis, gratuitous, halt, happy chance, hereditary, hitch, hold back, hold on, hold out, hold up, hook shot, hooking, illuminate, impeccant, inculpable, individual, inexperienced person, infract, ingenuous, inherited, initiate, innocuous, insensible, intercept, intermission, intermit, interrupt, interruption, jailbreak, jam-packed, jammed, jutting, kibosh, kick downstairs, kick the bucket, lacy, laid-off, last, lay off, lead, leased, leave, leave office, leave out, lengthened, lengthy, let go, let go of, let on, let out, liberal, liberate, lift, light, light up, lighted, lit, live, live on, locomote, loose, lure, make, marked, miss, mortal, move, neglect, net, netlike, nobble, nonrecreational, obviate, occlusion, occlusive, offend, offer, omit, open, open frame, operate, overcharge, overleap, overlook, overturn, part, pass, pass away, pause, paying, pearl, percipient, perish, pilfer, pillaged, pinch, pink-slipped, played out, plosive, plosive consonant, plosive speech sound, pluck, plume, plump, point, polish off, pop off, pretended, pretermit, prison-breaking, prisonbreak, proceed, projected, projecting, prolonged, protracted, protruding, pull up stakes, purloin, ransomed, raped, ravaged, readable, realise, realize, recess, recognised, recognized, reconcile, recrudesce, refrain, release, relegate, relieve, remove, remunerated, remunerative, repeal, repudiate, rescind, respite, reveal, reverse, revoke, rid, rifle, rift, rob, ruin, run, run low, run short, rupture, sack, sack up, send away, send packing, senseless, separate, set down, set forth, set out, severance, shake off, sham, shed, shed light on, shift, sidetrack, sink, sinless, slay, smash, snap off, snare, snarf, sneak, snitch, snuff it, soak, soften, solicit, solve, somebody, someone, sort out, soul, sound, sour, spare, spell, spend, split, split up, start, start out, stay, sticking out, sticking, stipendiary, stirred, stocked with, stop consonant, stopover, stoppage, straggle, straighten out, strike down, submit, surcharge, survive, suspension, sweetener, swing, swipe, tagged, take leave, terminate, thieve, throw, throw away, throw in the towel, top, touched, tour, transgress, transmissible, travel, turn, turn back, turned, unacquainted, unblock, unclouded, unclutter, unconstraint, uncover, unfreeze, unimpeachable, unlittered, unload, unloose, unloosen, unmarked, unmortgaged, unnoted, unwrap, uttered, vary, verbalised, verbalized, violate, void, waive, wantonness, washed-out, weaken, wear, wear out, webbed, webby, weblike, well-defined, well-lighted, whirl, wildness, work, worn-out, break dance, layover, time out, disco biscuit, cristal, hug drug, drop off, break up, put on, take off, break in, step down, take in, set off, cash in one's chips, give-up the ghost, knock off, throw in, put down, fall by the wayside, drop by the wayside, pull in, cast off, throw off, stop over, familial, crack, period, murder, worn out, drop-off, drop dead, break-dance, acquitted, dis-charged, most manumitted, most acquitted, more exonerated, more manumitted, more reprieved, re-leased, most reprieved, dis charged, more acquitted, most exonerated, re paid, re-paid, re funded, re-funded, guiltless, clean-handed, not guilty, excused, Defrayed, vindicated, exonerated, dismissed, exculpated, liberated, released, discharged, Forgave, cleared, freed, Forgiven, overlooked, Tolerated, Remitted, Forborne, Forgot, Relented, showed mercy, Condoned, forgotten, Forbore, Reprieved, mitigated, Refuted, avenged, Apologized, absolved

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