Acquitted and Charged with

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Acquitted

Acquitted adjective - Declared not guilty of a specific offense or crime; legally blameless.
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Charged with is an antonym for acquitted.
Nearby Words: acquit, acquittal, acquittance, acquitting

Charged with

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Acquitted is an antonym for charged with in blamed topic.
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  • Film / Easy Virtue Later it's revealed that he suicided, and she was charged with (and acquitted of) murder, and things make a lot more sense.
    Source: Film / Easy Virtue
  • Helicopter Blender Director John Landis was charged with negligent manslaughter, but eventually acquitted.
    Source: Helicopter Blender
  • He even tries to get his guilty-as-sin son acquitted for murder, but drops the idea when charged with obstruction of justice.
    Source: Affably Evil / Video Games
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