Convicted
Exonerate
Exonerate verb - To free from a charge of wrongdoing.
Both words in one sentence
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A crucial piece of evidence that would exonerate him was disallowed, and he was convicted.
Source: Film / The Chase - Great Escape: After Kaliana realizes that she has mistakenly convicted Troy of murder, she goes to Guild Master Tharion, who explains that he can't publicly exonerate Troy, as the entire society of Atlas is supported by the pillar that is the Truthsayer Guild.
Source: Literature / Blindfold
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