Synonyms for Most exculpatory:
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adj.
• excusable
- Vindicable
, - Warrantable
, - all right
, - condonable
, - defensible
, - exculpatory
, - explainable
, - fair
, - forgivable
, - justifiable
, - minor
, - moderate
, - not too bad
, - okay
, - pardonable
, - passable
, - permissible
, - plausible
, - reasonable
, - remittable
, - reprievable
, - slight
, - specious
, - temperate
, - tenable
, - trivial
, - understandable
, - venial
, - vindicatory
, - within limits
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What are the hypernyms for Most exculpatory?
A hypernym is a word with a broad meaning that encompasses more specific words called hyponyms.
What are the opposite words for most exculpatory?
Most exculpatory means providing the strongest evidence in favor of someone's innocence. The antonyms of the word most exculpatory are incriminatory, damning, and indicting. Incriminatory evidence is evidence that shows someone's involvement in a crime. Damning evidence is evidence that is conclusive or severe enough to prove guilt. Indicting evidence is strong evidence that leads to the indictment or charge of someone with a crime. Therefore, if evidence is found to be incriminatory, damning, or indicting, it would mean that the person is likely guilty of the crime, rather than innocent.
What are the antonyms for Most exculpatory?
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