How Do You Spell EXONERATING?

Pronunciation: [ɛɡzˈɒnəɹˌe͡ɪtɪŋ] (IPA)

Exonerating is spelled with the IPA transcription of /ɪɡˈzɑːnəreɪtɪŋ/. The first sound /ɪ/ makes a short "ih" sound, followed by the hard "g" sound /ɡ/. The "x" at the beginning is pronounced as the "ks" sound /ks/ and is followed by the "ah" sound /ɑː/. The next sound /n/ is the nasal "n" sound, followed by the long "a" sound /eɪ/. The word ends with the "t" sound /t/ and the "-ing" suffix /ɪŋ/. Exonerating means to clear someone of blame or wrongdoing.

EXONERATING Meaning and Definition

  1. Exonerating is an adjective that describes the act of clearing someone from blame or responsibility for a wrongdoing or a crime. It is derived from the verb "exonerate" which means to absolve, exculpate, or acquit someone from guilt or fault.

    When someone is exonerated, it means that they are freed from any liability, penalty, or consequence associated with an alleged offense. This can occur after a thorough investigation, legal trial, or the presentation of new evidence. Exonerating someone essentially declares them innocent or non-guilty, and usually entails the removal of any legal consequences that may have been imposed on them.

    The process of exonerating an individual often involves a detailed examination of the facts, evidence, and circumstances surrounding the case. This may include reviewing witness testimonies, analyzing forensic evidence, or reevaluating previous court decisions. Exoneration is a significant judgment because it carries the weight of declaring that the individual's actions were not criminal, thus restoring their reputation and legal standing.

    The act of exonerating is commonly associated with the legal system, particularly in criminal matters. It serves as a means to rectify miscarriages of justice or wrongful convictions, ensuring that the innocent are vindicated and the guilty are held accountable. The exoneration of an individual can bring about a sense of justice and closure, both for the person cleared of wrongdoing and for society as a whole.

Common Misspellings for EXONERATING

Etymology of EXONERATING

The word "exonerating" comes from the Latin word "exonero", which is derived from the combination of "ex" (meaning "out of" or "from") and "onero" (meaning "burden" or "load"). It literally means "to unload" or "to relieve of a burden". Over time, the term has evolved in English to specifically refer to the act of clearing or freeing someone from blame, guilt, or responsibility.

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Conjugate verb Exonerating

CONDITIONAL

I would exonerate
we would exonerate
you would exonerate
he/she/it would exonerate
they would exonerate

FUTURE

I will exonerate
we will exonerate
you will exonerate
he/she/it will exonerate
they will exonerate

FUTURE PERFECT

I will have exonerated
we will have exonerated
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he/she/it will have exonerated
they will have exonerated

PAST

I exonerated
we exonerated
you exonerated
he/she/it exonerated
they exonerated

PAST PERFECT

I had exonerated
we had exonerated
you had exonerated
he/she/it had exonerated
they had exonerated

PRESENT

I exonerate
we exonerate
you exonerate
he/she/it exonerates
they exonerate

PRESENT PERFECT

I have exonerated
we have exonerated
you have exonerated
he/she/it has exonerated
they have exonerated
I am exonerating
we are exonerating
you are exonerating
he/she/it is exonerating
they are exonerating
I was exonerating
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he/she/it was exonerating
they were exonerating
I will be exonerating
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I would have exonerated
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I would be exonerating
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I would have been exonerating
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they would have been exonerating

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