ex·cul·pate [ˈekskʌlpeɪt] ГЛ. перех. офиц.
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It doesn't exculpate her, but it's a powerful convincer.
www.theglobeandmail.com Such a defense should exculpate morally blameless parties without creating a loophole for miscreants.
www.heritage.org Well-meaning progressives have fuelled this thirst by pointing the finger at wider societal issues to exculpate any responsibility from an individual.
www.abc.net.au Here the courts have proved complicit, aided by our prevailing custom of exculpating religion and deferring to the religious.
www.salon.com Neither standing nor rank, nor personal circumstances or other grounds can exculpate such a case.
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