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Word of the Day Wednesday, June 10, 2026

acquits

/əˈkwɪts/ verb · British & US
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What does acquits mean?

verb

To declare or find someone or something not guilty of a crime, or to excuse or pardon someone for something. To clear or exonerate someone or something from blame or suspicion.

Example

"The jury acquitted the defendant of all charges, citing lack of evidence."

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