inculpably (Meaning)
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inculpably (adv.)
Blamelessly.
Synonyms & Antonyms of inculpably
No Synonyms and anytonyms found
inculpably Sentence Examples
- The jury unanimously acquitted the defendant, finding him inculpably negligent.
- Despite the tragic accident, the driver was deemed inculpably blameless due to the icy road conditions.
- The young child's actions were deemed inculpably harmless, as she had no malicious intent.
- The company's decision to cut corners was not inculpably reckless, as they had taken reasonable precautions.
- The employee's mistake was deemed inculpably trivial, as it had no significant consequences.
- The witness was found to be inculpably mistaken about the defendant's whereabouts.
- The government's actions were deemed inculpably unconstitutional, as they violated fundamental rights.
- The politician's comments were inculpably insensitive, causing widespread offense.
- The surgeon's error was deemed inculpably excusable, as it was a rare and unforeseeable complication.
- The teacher's grading policy was deemed inculpably unfair, as it favored certain students over others.
FAQs About the word inculpably
Blamelessly.
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The jury unanimously acquitted the defendant, finding him inculpably negligent.
Despite the tragic accident, the driver was deemed inculpably blameless due to the icy road conditions.
The young child's actions were deemed inculpably harmless, as she had no malicious intent.
The company's decision to cut corners was not inculpably reckless, as they had taken reasonable precautions.
