Antonyms for guilt by associationguilt by as·so·ci·a·tion

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Princeton's WordNet

1. guilt by associationnoun

   the attribution of guilt (without proof) to individuals because the people they associate with are guilty

How to use guilt by association in a sentence?

1. Lawyer Thomas M. Hoidal:

   It's guilt by association.

2. Lara Brown:

   Guilt by association is a pretty effective tool, when you have trackers and people tweeting selfies, it makes it more difficult for politicians to talk to people, whether they agree with people or not.

3. Andy Sere:

   Instead of using our guy's record to prosecute a case against him, they put all their eggs in a flimsy guilt-by-association attack that failed miserably, even in this strongly populist district, there were some ads where they spent 26 seconds talking about the Kochs and four seconds on Jenkins, which was fine by me.

4. Kwon Oh-bok:

   It shouldn't be a case of guilt by association. The families of the crew can't be blamed.

5. Elizabeth Macedonio:

   There is no such thing in this country as guilt by association.

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