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acquit [*.'kwyt] |
Definition of
"acquit": To declare someone not guilty of a crime or wrongdoing. 📌 Example sentences using "acquit": 1⃣ Despite the evidence, the jury acquitted the defendant. 2️⃣ The judge decided to acquit the accused due to insufficient proof. 3️⃣ The suspect was acquitted of all charges and released from custody. 4️⃣ The court had no choice but to acquit the defendant when the key witness retracted their statement. 5️⃣ If found guilty, the accused could face imprisonment, but if acquitted, they would be free. 📌 Summary: "Acquit" means to declare someone not guilty. Examples in sentences highlight instances where individuals are found innocent despite evidence or lack thereof. |
Explain the word "acquit". Give some examples of using the word "acquit" in sentences.