Synonyms for acquitted
ac·quit·ted

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1. acquitted, not guiltyadjective

   declared not guilty of a specific offense or crime; legally blameless

   "he stands acquitted on all charges"; "the jury found him not guilty by reason of insanity"

   Synonyms:
   not guilty

   Antonyms:
   guilty

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1. List of paraphrases for "acquitted":

   absolved, cleared, paid, acquittal, discharged, bratt, prat, fulfilled, duty-paid, pratt, receipted, complied

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1. President Trump:

   We exposed the corruption of NCIS [ Navy Criminal Investigative Service ], the systemic weak senior leadership in NSW [ Naval Special Warfare Command ] and the illegal actions conducted by the prosecutors, the fight is not over for us, like we stated from the beginning, if this can happen to us it can happen to anyone ! Going forward we will continue to push for reform in the way the military treats its warfighters and the country treats their first responders. The prosecutors from the case were awarded Navy Achievement medals just eight days after Gallagher was acquitted on most of the charges. Trump had Navy Achievement medals promptly rescinded and described the attorneys actions as.

2. State Attorney Office:

   The new DNA test results from the vaginal swab point to Hayes’ involvement in the Broward murder of Albertson, despite the fact that a jury acquitted him of the state homicide charge in the 1997 retrial.

3. Kyle Rittenhouse:

   Well, right now, we're looking at quite a few politicians, celebrities, athletes, Whoopi Goldberg's on the list, she called me a ‘murderer’ after I was acquitted by a jury of my peers. She went on to still say that.

4. Iris Eytan:

   They absolutely dismissed this case at this point because they knew they were going to lose this trial and Mr. Morphew was going to be acquitted and exonerated.

5. Sanam Maher:

   In a society that takes great pleasure in the punishment of women who break the rules, it should come as no surprise that each suspect in this case has been acquitted, after today's verdict, we may ask, who killed her ? Nobody, it seems. In accepting that answer, we are all complicit in the crime of failing to protect women.