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(verb) To formally state someone did not commit a crime they were accused of.
acquit
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(noun) The action of clearing someone who was accused of committing a crime.
acquittal
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(noun) A state of being limited, restricted, or locked down.
confinement
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(noun) A state of adhering to a common set of rules or norms.
conformity
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(noun) The act of officially and legally handing over a person accused of a crime to a country where the illegal act has been committed so they can face justice.
extradition
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(verb) To question someone aggressively; to interrogate.
grill
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(verb) To imprison someone for breaking the law.
incarcerate
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(verb) To charge or accuse someone of crime.
indict
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(verb) To break a law or violate a right.
infringe
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(noun) A lie told on purpose with the intent to hurt a person's reputation.
libel
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(noun) Items obtained through theft or scavenging.
loot
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(verb) To acquire things without permission.
loot
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(noun) A less serious offence or wrongdoing.
misdemeanour
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(noun) A robbery perpetrated with the threat of violence.
mugging
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(noun) The act of disallowing someone or something.
prohibition
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(verb) To cancel or delay punishment.
reprieve
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(noun) A deferral of punishment.
reprieve
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(verb) To remove or correct a misleading or false claim.
retract
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(verb) To provide evidence or proof for something.
substantiate
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Which word has the following synonyms?
absolve, clear, exonerate, free
acquit
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discharging, dismissing, releasing
acquittal
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custody, detention, incarceration, jail
confinement
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obedience, conventionality, docility, submission
conformity
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deportation, expulsion, banishment
extradition
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interrogate, interview, question
grill
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imprison, confine, detain
incarcerate
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accuse, arraign, censure, charge
indict
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to breach, to meddle, to offend
infringe
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defamation, slander, smear
libel
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booty, spoils, haul
loot
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pillage, plunder, steal
loot
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misconduct, infraction, violation, offence
misdemeanour
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assault, holdup, robbery, stickup
mugging
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constraint, restriction, disallowance
prohibition
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relieve, excuse, mitigate, respite
reprieve
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respite, mitigation, clemency, deferment
reprieve
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disavow, renounce, take back
retract
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verify, confirm, establish, prove, validate
substantiate
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Which word has the following antonyms?
accuse, blame, charge, convict
acquit
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employment, hiring, hold, retention
acquittal
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freedom, liberation, allowance, permission
confinement
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disagreement, resistance, difference, noncomformity
conformity
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free, liberate, release.
incarcerate
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absolve, exonerate, free
indict
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to obey, to allow, to honour
infringe
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compliment, praise, tribute
libel
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equity, ownership, property
loot
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contribute, donate, protect
loot
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innocence, blamelessness
misdemeanour
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permission, approval, clearance
prohibition
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aggravate, magnify, worsen
reprieve
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aggravation, continuation, worsening
reprieve
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stand by, approve, corroborate, emphasise
retract
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disprove, refute, deny, contest, invalidate
substantiate
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The defendent hopes the judge will _____ him of all charges now that new evidence proving his innocence has been found.
acquit
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The judge opted for an _____ for the defendent due to insufficient evidence.
acquittal
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Solitary _____ is often meant to be a last resort for those who refuse to obey the rules.
confinement
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Zeke was widely known for rejecting any semblance of ______, due in large part to his restrictive parents.
conformity
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His lawyers are trying to prevent his _____ to Iran.
extradition
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I was mercilessly _____ by the police officer about the recent robbery in the town centre.
grilled
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We need to _____ the bandit as soon as possible!
incarcerate
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I will _____ you on corruption charges.
indict
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Despite his promises not to, the new president _____ upon the citizens' rights to assemble publicly.
infringed
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______ laws exist to protect people from unjust accusations, as well as to grant victims the right to sue for any damages suffered as a result.
libel
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Jack liked to roleplay as a treasure hunter whenever he played games about exploring dungeons and gaining _____.
loot
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Regardless of any laws concerning the act, it's generally agreed that people shouldn't _____ things left unattended.
loot
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He was fined for the _____.
misdemeanour
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The shadowy figure slipped away after completing a successful ______.
mugging
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A _____ against parking inside the school premises was announced yesterday.
prohibition
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In an act of mercy, the king _____ the prisoner's execution.
reprieved
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The prisoner was granted a last-minute _____ from the king.
reprieve
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The newspaper had to _____ the scoop after its main source was exposed as a fraud.
retract
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The students need to _____ their answers with facts.
substantiate
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