inculpable Synonyms

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Wordnet

free of guilt; not subject to blame

Webster

Faultless; blameless; innocent.

The jury deemed the defendant inculpable, exonerating him of all charges.
Despite the allegations, the investigation concluded that the suspect was inculpable due to lack of evidence.
The accused maintained their inculpable status, vehemently denying any wrongdoing.
The judge ruled the witness's testimony inadmissible due to their inculpable reputation.
The citizens' protests were met with excessive force, casting doubt on the authorities' inculpable intentions.
The politician's inculpable conduct served as a positive example for aspiring public servants.
The teacher was exonerated after an investigation found him inculpable of all allegations of misconduct.
The defense attorney presented a compelling case, arguing that his client's actions were justifiable and inculpable.
The whistleblower released incriminating documents, undermining the inculpable image of the organization.
The victim's family demanded justice, believing the perpetrator was not truly inculpable despite the lack of evidence.

free of guilt; not subject to blameFaultless; blameless; innocent.

innocent, guiltless, acquitted, blameless,faultless, in the clear, cleanhanded, absolved, cleared, clear

punishable, blameworthy, culpable,guilty, culpable, blameworthy, guilty, punishable, accused, condemned

The jury deemed the defendant inculpable, exonerating him of all charges.

Despite the allegations, the investigation concluded that the suspect was inculpable due to lack of evidence.

The accused maintained their inculpable status, vehemently denying any wrongdoing.

The judge ruled the witness's testimony inadmissible due to their inculpable reputation.