Exculpatory
Exculpatory adjective - Clearing of guilt or blame.
Interpretative and exculpatory are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Interpretative" instead an adjective "Exculpatory".
Interpretative
Interpretative adjective - Serving to explain.
Usage example: fundamentalists who believe that the Bible means exactly what it says and thus requires no interpretative commentary
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Synonyms for Interpretative
Exculpatory and interpretative are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Exculpatory" instead an adjective "Interpretative".
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Related pairs
- illustrative and exculpatory
- illustrative and interpretative
- explanatory and exculpatory
- explanatory and interpretative
- illuminative and exculpatory
- illuminative and interpretative
- exonerative and exculpatory
- exonerative and interpretative
- elucidative and exculpatory
- elucidative and interpretative
- exegetical and exculpatory
- exegetical and interpretative
- expositive and exculpatory
- expositive and interpretative
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