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Soheil1 Posted 11 years ago
Vocabulary

Exculpation

Hi
What's thee difference between "exculpation" and "acquittal"?

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" The defendant released. The word is frequently used. exculpation - I never hear this word.

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  • " The defendant released.
  • The word is frequently used.
  • exculpation - I never hear this word.
  • But it probably is more general - being excused from sins, immoral behavior, as well as evil acts.
  • The verb is more used than the noun, but even then, it is extremely rare.
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Acquittal happens in a court of law when the verdict is "not guilty." The defendant released. The word is frequently used.

exculpation - I never hear this word. But it probably is more general - being excused from sins, immoral behavior, as well as evil acts. The verb is more used than the noun, but even then, it is extremely rare.

None of this is to exculpate Haw
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