The word "most exculpated" refers to being cleared of guilt or blame to the greatest extent possible. Its antonyms would be words that convey the opposite meaning, such as "most culpable" which means being considered most responsible for a wrongdoing, "most blameworthy" which suggests being deserving of blame or fault, and "most guilty" which connotes having committed a crime or fault. Other antonyms for "most exculpated" include "most condemned," "most incriminated," "most accused," and "most impeached," all of which imply an opposite meaning to the word in question. Understanding antonyms can help in building a more nuanced understanding of language and communication.

What are the antonyms for Most exculpated?

• adj.

  • clear
  • Hindered
  ,
  • Obscured
  ,
  • ambiguous
  ,
  • blocked
  ,
  • clogged
  ,
  • closed
  ,
  • clouded
  ,
  • cloudy
  ,
  • congested
  ,
  • culpable
  ,
  • dark
  ,
  • dim
  ,
  • dull
  ,
  • foggy
  ,
  • fuzzy
  ,
  • gloomy
  ,
  • guilty
  ,
  • indistinct
  ,
  • mysterious
  ,
  • obscure
  ,
  • responsible
  ,
  • shadowy
  ,
  • smudged
  ,
  • uncertain
  ,
  • unclear
  ,
  • unintelligible
  ,
  • vague
  .

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