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1. (n.) acquittal
judicial deliverance from a criminal charge on a verdict or finding of not guilty.
2. acquittal
the act of acquitting; discharge.
3. acquittal
the state of being acquitted; release.
Etymology: (1400–50; late ME < AF)
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| Definition of 'acquittal' |
Princeton's WordNet |
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1. (noun) acquittal
a judgment of not guilty
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Webster Dictionary |
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1. (noun) acquittal
the act of acquitting; discharge from debt or obligation; acquittance
2. (noun) acquittal
a setting free, or deliverance from the charge of an offense, by verdict of a jury or sentence of a court
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Sense: to declare (an accused person) to be innocent
The judge acquitted her of murder.; He was released from prison following his acquittal.
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 Afrikaans: vryspraak |
 Arabic: تَبْرِئَه |
 Bulgarian: оправдателна присъда |
 Brazilian: absolvição |
 Czech: osvobozující rozsudek, zp |
 German: der Freispruch |
 Danish: frifindelse |
 Greek: αθώωση |
 Spanish: absolución |
 Estonian: õigeksmõistmine |
 Farsi: تبرئه |
 Finnish: syytteestä vapautus |
 French: acquittement |
 Hebrew: זִכּוּי @@@זִיכּוּי$$$ |
 Hindi: दोषमुक्ति |
 Croatian: oslobađajuća presuda |
 Hungarian: felmentés |
 Indonesian: pembebasan, pelunasan |
 Icelandic: sÿknun |
 Italian: assoluzione |
 Japanese: 釈放 |
 Korean: [법] 무죄 방면 |
 Lithuanian: išteisinimas |
 Latvian: attaisnošana |
 Malay: pembebasan |
 Dutch: vrijspraak |
 Norwegian: frifinnelse |
 Polish: uniewinnienie |
 Persian: تبرئه |
 Pashto: آزاد، خوشی |
 Portuguese: absolvição |
 Romanian: achitare |
 Russian: оправдание |
 Slovak: zbavenie viny |
 Slovenian: oprostitev |
 Serbian: oslobađajuća presuda |
 Swedish: frikännande |
 Thai: คำประกาศว่าไม่มีความผิด |
 Turkish: beraat, aklanma |
 Taiwanese: 無罪宣判 |
 Ukrainian: виправдання; звільнення |
 Urdu: رہائی ، آزادی |
 Vietnamese: sự tha bổng |
 Chinese: 宣判无罪 |
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