disculpate
transitive verb
dis·cul·pate
ˈdi(ˌ)skəlˌpāt,
də̇ˈs-
-ed/-ing/-s
: exculpate
Word History
Etymology
Medieval Latin disculpatus, past participle of disculpare, from Latin dis- dis- entry 1 + culpare to blame, from culpa fault
- nonhardening
- nonhardy
- nonharmonic
- nonhazardous
- nonheme
- nonhemolytic
- nonhereditary
- nonhero
- nonheroes
- nonheterosexual
- nonheterosexually
- nonhibernating
- nonhierarchical
- nonhierarchically
- nonhistone
- nonhistorical
- nonhistorically
- nonhome
- nonhomogeneous
- nonhomologous
- nonhomosexual
- nonhomosexually
- nonhomosexuals
- nonhormonal
- nonhospital