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Definition of acquittal - Reverso English Dictionary
Noun
1.
legalTECH. legal decision of not guiltyTECH.
- The jury's acquittal surprised everyone in the courtroom.
2.
debtRare release from a debt or obligationRare
- His acquittal from the debt was unexpected.
Origin of acquittal
Old French, aquiter (to pay)
Terms with acquittal included in their meaning
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legal
acquittal from a legal charge
legal
legal principle preventing retrial after acquittal or conviction
legal
related to a dismissal or acquittal
repeat trial
legal plea claiming previous acquittal for the same offense
Examples of acquittal in a sentence
The acquittal marked a turning point in the case. The bank granted him an acquittal of his loan. She received an acquittal for her outstanding dues.
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- French:acquittement, exonération, ...
- German:Freispruch, Schuldbefreiung, ...
- Italian:assoluzione, liberazione dal debito, ...
- Spanish:absolución, liberación, ...
- Portuguese:absolvição, quitação, ...
- Chinese:无罪判决, 债务解除, ...
- Japanese:無罪判決, 債務免除, ...
- Arabic:بَراءَة, الإِعْفَاء, ...
- Hebrew:זִיכּוּי, שִׁחְרוּר מְחוֹב, ...
- Russian:оправдательный приговор, освобождение, ...
- Ukrainian:виправдання, звільнення, ...
- Hindi:दोषमुक्ति, मुक्ति, ...
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