1.
EXONERATION
Parts
of Speech: NOUN
Meaning:
The act of officially absolving someone from blame or guilt; the state of being
declared not guilty of a crime.
Synonyms:
Absolution, vindication, clearance, acquittal.
Antonyms:
Blame, condemnation, conviction.
Sentence:
After new evidence came to light, the court granted the exoneration of the
wrongly accused man, acknowledging his innocence.
2.
ACQUITTAL
Parts
of Speech: NOUN
Meaning: A
judgment or verdict that a person is not guilty of the crime with which they have
been charged.
Synonyms:
Exoneration, clearance, vindication.
Antonyms:
Conviction, guilty verdict.
Sentence:
The defense lawyer worked hard to secure an acquittal for her client,
presenting evidence that cast doubt on the prosecution's case.
3.
FLIMSY
Parts
of Speech: ADJ.
Meaning:
Lacking strength or solidity; easily damaged or destroyed; lacking substance or
credibility.
Synonyms:
Fragile, weak, insubstantial, unsubstantial.
Antonyms:
Sturdy, robust, strong, substantial.
Sentence: The
flimsy cardboard box couldn't withstand the weight of the books, and it
collapsed under the pressure..
4.
INCARCERATED
Parts
of Speech: ADJ.
Meaning:
Having been imprisoned or confined.
Synonyms:
Imprisoned, confined, jailed, detained.
Antonyms:
Free, liberated, released.
Sentence:
The incarcerated individuals were provided with vocational training programs to
prepare them for reintegration into society.
5.INCARCERATED
Parts
of Speech: VERB
Meaning: To
imprison or confine someone in a jail or prison.
Synonyms:
Imprison, confine, detain, lock up.
Antonyms:
Release, free, liberate.
Sentence: He
was incarcerated for his involvement in the robbery.
6.
REPUDIATION
Parts
of Speech: NOUN
Meaning:
The act of rejecting or disowning something; the refusal to accept or recognize
something as valid or binding.
Synonyms:
Rejection, denial, disavowal, renunciation.
Antonyms:
Acceptance, acknowledgment, endorsement.
Sentence:
The company's repudiation of the contract led to a legal dispute between the
parties involved.
7.
PROSECUTION
Parts
of Speech: NOUN
Meaning:
The act or process of prosecuting someone, especially in a legal context; the
institution and conducting of legal proceedings against someone.
Synonyms:
Legal action, indictment, accusation, pursuit.
Antonyms:
Defense, acquittal, exoneration.
Sentence:
The prosecution presented a compelling case, providing evidence and witnesses
to support their allegations against the accused.
8.
CONSPIRACY
Parts
of Speech: NOUN
Meaning: A
secret plan or agreement between two or more people to commit an unlawful or
harmful act, often against a government or authority.
Synonyms:
Plot, scheme, collusion, intrigue.
Antonyms:
Openness, transparency, honesty.
Sentence:
The authorities uncovered a conspiracy to overthrow the government and arrested
those involved in the plot.
9.
COGNIZANCE
Parts
of Speech: NOUN
Meaning :
Awareness or realization; taking notice or having knowledge of something.
Synonyms:
Awareness, notice, knowledge, perception.
Antonyms:
Ignorance, unawareness, disregard.
Sentence:
The court took cognizance of the new evidence presented by the prosecution in
the ongoing trial.
10.
REITERATE
Parts
of Speech: VERB
Meaning: To
say or do something again, often for emphasis or to emphasize a point.
Synonyms:
Repeat, reaffirm, emphasize, iterate.
Antonyms:
Abandon, forget, disregard.
Sentence:
The manager had to reiterate the importance of meeting deadlines to the team,
hoping to avoid any further delays.
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