Innocent
Innocent adjective - Free from sin.
Sworn to
Both terms in one sentence
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In the eyes of the law, Melissa is a murderer and he is a cop sworn to protect Adalind, an "innocent" woman.
Source: To Be Lawful or Good - The title characters of Gargoyles may look like classical demons from Hell, but they are unambiguously heroes sworn to protect the innocent.
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Abraham is horrified to learn that the latest cursed form he's sworn to kill is an innocent teenage girl, but he feels compelled to go through with it.
Source: The Atoner
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