Exonerated
Exonerated adjective - Freed from any question of guilt.
Lost and exonerated are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Lost" instead a verb "Exonerated".
Lost
Lost adjective - No longer possessed.
Exonerated and lost are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Exonerated" instead a verb "Lost".
Nearby Word: losing
Both words in one sentence
- It's also clear that when he lost his ship the resulting inquiry took more than a few years to clear him of wrongdoing, and even though he was exonerated, having such an incident in his history may make others leery of promoting him.
- Here, activists worked on getting them exonerated with the help of the producers following up with Paradise Lost 2 and soon, Paradise Lost 3, which drop the ambiguity of the first film and firmly support the three's innocence.
Source: Miscarriage of Justice
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