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      acquit
      verb
      behave in a certain manner
      pronounce not guilty of criminal charges
      Roots
      quietus-quit · Latin · free, released
      Synonyms for acquit
      exoneratevexculpatevabsolvevdischargendeportvconvictnvindicatevcomportvdismissv
      Words related to acquit
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