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- verb Third-person singular simple present indicative form of
exculpate .
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Examples
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Is there a secret message in the Charters of Freedom that exculpates him from the consequences of such behavior?
- r_urell 2009
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Recently, I heard another conspiracy theory so brilliant in its Cartesian logic that it exculpates everyone involved.
Thomas A. Bass: The Paranoid Style in French Politics Thomas A. Bass 2011
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Recently, I heard another conspiracy theory so brilliant in its Cartesian logic that it exculpates everyone involved.
Thomas A. Bass: The Paranoid Style in French Politics Thomas A. Bass 2011
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Recently, I heard another conspiracy theory so brilliant in its Cartesian logic that it exculpates everyone involved.
Thomas A. Bass: The Paranoid Style in French Politics Thomas A. Bass 2011
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Recently, I heard another conspiracy theory so brilliant in its Cartesian logic that it exculpates everyone involved.
Thomas A. Bass: The Paranoid Style in French Politics Thomas A. Bass 2011
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Recently, I heard another conspiracy theory so brilliant in its Cartesian logic that it exculpates everyone involved.
Thomas A. Bass: The Paranoid Style in French Politics Thomas A. Bass 2011
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Yet despite presenting a hilarious letter from Bernini's mamma pegging her son as an out-and-out "narcissist"—Mr. Mormando's term—the biographer exculpates the master of any really malicious double-dealing.
The Heirloom City Dan Hofstadter 2011
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Recently, I heard another conspiracy theory so brilliant in its Cartesian logic that it exculpates everyone involved.
Thomas A. Bass: The Paranoid Style in French Politics Thomas A. Bass 2011
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For far too long, prosecutors have not been held accountable for deliberate acts of misconduct, and you can't get any worse than deliberately withholding evidence that corroborates a defense theory or exculpates.
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For far too long, prosecutors have not been held accountable for deliberate acts of misconduct, and you can't get any worse than deliberately withholding evidence that corroborates a defense theory or exculpates.
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