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Dictionary definition and meaning for exonerate

EXONERATE

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WordNet® 3.0, © 2006 by Princeton University.

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  • (Tag: Global) EXONERATE ~ break it as EX (gone) HONOUR (pride) ~ to bring back your gone or fallen honour by getting the blame off you.

    added by ready4gre

Mnemonics

  • (Tag: ) ex(purani)...ones (one) rate(value) vapas mill jana...means to get back ur lost pride by gettin ridd of d charges...

    added by lovedeepsingh    editEdit Mnemonic

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  • (Tag: ) exonerate...consider aerate..when you get aerated you feel relieved so you feel relieved when you are pronounced not guilty of criminal charges

    added by coolmayuri222    editEdit Mnemonic

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  • (Tag: Sing-songy) I want to exoner-ate because it's not your plate, and you are not to blame

    added by Yank    editEdit Mnemonic

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Origin

  • From Latin exonerat-, past participle stem of exonerare, literally “to take off a burden,” from onus “burden” (source of English onerous and onus ).] added by bimal03

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