acquitted

The word “acquitted” has 3 syllables: ac-quit-ted

It's pronounced as /əˈkwɪtɪd/


What is synonym and antonym for acquitted?

In the thesaurus, “acquitted” has 70 synonyms and 25 antonyms.

Here are synonyms and antonyms for acquitted along with examples of usage in sentences.


Synonyms for acquitted

  • absolved
  • acted
  • avenged
  • behaved
  • blameless
  • bore
  • carried
  • checked
  • cleanhanded
  • clear
  • cleared
  • collected
  • comported
  • composed
  • condoned
  • conducted
  • constrained
  • contained
  • controlled
  • curbed
  • demeaned
  • deported
  • discharged
  • ethical
  • exculpated
  • excused
  • exonerated
  • expiated
  • faultless
  • forgave
  • freed
  • guiltless
  • handled
  • impeccable
  • impersonated
  • inculpable
  • inhibited
  • innocent
  • irreproachable
  • law-abiding
  • let off
  • liberated
  • lily-white
  • manumitted
  • moderated
  • modulated
  • moral
  • paid
  • pardoned
  • played
  • quieted
  • quit
  • quitted
  • redeemed
  • redressed
  • reimbursed
  • released
  • remitted
  • repaid
  • repressed
  • reprieved
  • restrained
  • revenged
  • righteous
  • tempered
  • unburdened
  • upright
  • vindicated
  • virtuous
  • whitewashed

Antonyms for acquitted

  • accused
  • acted up
  • arraigned
  • blamable
  • blameworthy
  • carried on
  • censurable
  • charged
  • condemned
  • convicted
  • criminated
  • culpable
  • cut up
  • guilty
  • hangdog
  • impeachable
  • impeached
  • incriminated
  • indictable
  • indicted
  • misbehaved
  • misconducted
  • punishable
  • shamed
  • shamefaced

Meanings of acquitted

  • verb
    1. To declare or find innocent or not guilty.
    2. To discharge (for example, a claim or debt); to clear off, to pay off; to fulfil.
    3. Followed by of (and formerly by from): to discharge, release, or set free from a burden, duty, liability, or obligation, or from an accusation or charge.
    4. To bear or conduct oneself; to perform one's part.
    5. To clear oneself.
    6. To release, to rescue, to set free.
    7. To pay for; to atone for.
  • adjective
    1. Having been acquitted; having gone through a trial that resulted in something other than a guilty verdict.

Example Sentences

  • The jury acquitted the defendant after a lengthy trial.
  • After presenting new evidence, the judge acquitted him of all charges.
  • She was acquitted of the crime, but the damage to her reputation remained.
  • The lawyer successfully argued that the defendant should be acquitted due to lack of evidence.
  • The defendant was acquitted because the prosecution failed to prove guilt beyond a reasonable doubt.

On this page you'll find 95 synonyms, antonyms, or another words to acquitted, such as: absolved, accused, acted, acted up, arraigned, avenged, behaved.

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ignored

  • abandoned
  • abortive
  • absolved
  • acquitted
  • affronted
  • backward
  • behindhand
  • blackballed
  • bypassed
  • careless
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  • cleared
  • condoned
  • deaf
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  • evaded
  • exculpated
  • excused
  • exonerated
  • explained
  • failed
  • forgave
  • forgave and forgot
  • forgot
  • forgotten
  • forlorn
  • forsaken
  • friendless
  • godforsaken
  • half-baked
  • heedless
  • idle
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  • inchoate
  • incipient
  • inexperienced
  • infringed
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  • isolated
  • jettisoned
  • jilted
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  • justified
  • lapsed
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  • lonely
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  • pooh-poohed
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  • potential
  • primitive
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  • rationalized
  • refuse
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  • unactualized
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  • underestimated
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  • unmindful
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  • unnoticed
  • unobserved
  • unprogressive
  • untaught
  • untended
  • untrained
  • unused
  • unwanted
  • unwatched
  • unwatchful
  • vacant
  • vacated
  • vindicated
  • violated
  • void
  • waived
  • waste
  • whitewashed
  • without reply
  • wretched

palliated

  • abated
  • absolved
  • acquitted
  • allayed
  • alleviated
  • ameliorated
  • amended
  • apologized
  • assuaged
  • atoned
  • bettered
  • cleared
  • confessed
  • corrected
  • cured
  • deodorized
  • eased
  • emended
  • enhanced
  • enriched
  • exculpated
  • excused
  • exonerated
  • explained
  • explained away
  • extenuated
  • fixed
  • healed
  • helped
  • improved
  • justified
  • lessened
  • lightened
  • meliorated
  • mended
  • minimized
  • mitigated
  • moderated
  • mollified
  • perfected
  • played down
  • rationalized
  • rectified
  • refined
  • reformed
  • relieved
  • remedied
  • repaired
  • soft-pedaled
  • softened
  • soothed
  • sugarcoated
  • tempered
  • varnished
  • vindicated
  • whitewashed

sanctified

papered over

impeccable

  • A-okay
  • absolute
  • absolved
  • accurate
  • aces
  • acquitted
  • airtight
  • apple-pie
  • blameless
  • bulletproof
  • chaste
  • classic
  • clean
  • cleanhanded
  • clear
  • cleared
  • complete
  • completed
  • consummate
  • correct
  • dandy
  • decent
  • entire
  • errorless
  • ethical
  • exact
  • excellent
  • exceptional
  • exonerated
  • expert
  • exquisite
  • fabulous
  • fancy
  • faultless
  • fine
  • finished
  • first-class
  • first-rate
  • flawless
  • fleckless
  • good
  • grand
  • great
  • guiltless
  • high-grade
  • honest
  • honorable
  • ideal
  • immaculate
  • in the clear
  • incorrupt
  • inculpable
  • indefectible
  • inerrant
  • infallible
  • innocent
  • intact
  • irreproachable
  • law-abiding
  • letter-perfect
  • lily-white
  • marvellous
  • marvelous
  • masterly
  • mint
  • moral
  • nice
  • note-perfect
  • on-target
  • perfect
  • perfected
  • picture-book
  • picture-perfect
  • polished
  • precise
  • prime
  • pure
  • right
  • righteous
  • seamless
  • sinless
  • special
  • spotless
  • stainless
  • superb
  • superior
  • superlative
  • ten
  • terrific
  • top
  • top-notch
  • unblemished
  • unbruised
  • undamaged
  • unerring
  • unfailing
  • unflawed
  • unimpaired
  • unimpeachable
  • uninjured
  • unmarred
  • unspoiled
  • unstained
  • unsullied
  • unsurpassed
  • upright
  • vindicated
  • virgin
  • virtuous
  • white
  • whole

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