Acquittal
Doing
Doing noun - Something done by someone.
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Synonyms for Doing
Acquittal and doing are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Acquittal" instead a noun "Doing". archaic substitute
Nearby Word: do
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Both words in one sentence
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De Killer thinks he's doing Phoenix a favor by shooting Franziska, thinking to get a mistrial or at least an easy acquittal for Matt Engarde when an unprepared prosecutor takes her place.
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LAPD doing just that - withdrawing from a liquor store looting that turned to assualting passing motorists at Florence Boulevard and Normandie Avenue in South Central LA, following the acquittal of the officers involved in the Rodney King beating, led to the six day LA riots.
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