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释义 | society > morality > duty or obligation > moral or legal constraint > immunity or exemption from liability > justification > [noun] > exculpation (19) skering1297 sunyinga1400 discharge1449 Exoneration from accusation, blame, or censure; exculpation, acquittal; pardon. Also: an instance of this. Now rare. cleansingc1568 The action of cleanse, v. in its various senses; cleaning, purification, acquittal. disaggravating1598 transitive. An act of releasing from a charge or accusation. Cf. aggravate, v. 3a. clearing1604 The action of clear, v., in various senses: brightening; clarifying; elucidation; exculpation, etc. assoilment1611 The action or condition of absolution from sin, guilt, censure, or accusation. washing1612 With adverbs away, off, out, up (often hyphenated): see quots. and senses of wash, v. disblaminga1641 exculpation. disculpation1649 The action or an act of absolving from blame; exoneration, exculpation. acclearmenta1670 The action or fact of clearing one's name; exculpation. exculpationa1715 The action of exculpating or clearing from blame, or from an alleged crime; an instance of this; a ground or means of exculpating; an excuse or a… whitewashing1768 The action of concealing faults or errors, or of providing an appearance of honesty, respectability, rectitude, etc. Cf. whitewash, v. 3a. expurgation1828 The action of purging from imputed guilt; clearing; exculpation; after Latin expurgatio. archaic. Subcategories:— one who (4) — justification in theology (1) |
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