Hi Junior! We're afraid not. We only use exonerates to mean that someone is not guilty of something. It must be a false friend in Portuguese - like demonstration and manifestation . Keep an eye on them! They are tricky! Thanks for your comment.
It's good to know that some synonyms of exonerate are *absolve, acquit, pardon* while in everyday conversation we can just say *let off* or *forgive* . The tone of the language in a specific context is very important. Using a formal word in a daily situation can make the meaning become comical or awkward.
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The chief minister of kerala exonerates a scientist who sentence to jail as previous governments unfairly treated him.The citizens told the action of the chief minister was overdue
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I have a question about the word Exonerates. It also could mean someone's fired? Because in Brazil we usually use that word meaning that. Thanks.
Hi Junior!
We're afraid not. We only use exonerates to mean that someone is not guilty of something. It must be a false friend in Portuguese - like demonstration and manifestation . Keep an eye on them! They are tricky!
Thanks for your comment.
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It's good to know that some synonyms of exonerate are *absolve, acquit, pardon* while in everyday conversation we can just say *let off* or *forgive* . The tone of the language in a specific context is very important. Using a formal word in a daily situation can make the meaning become comical or awkward.
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Neil is so polite, calm, gentle, reasonable person. His warm voice is so romantic and amazing for reading audiobooks. His letters are so clear. Much respect Neil. You're awesome! 🙋♀️🙋♀️🙋♀️🙋♀️
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added the subtitle is better for me.
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The chief minister of kerala exonerates a scientist who sentence to jail as previous governments unfairly treated him.The citizens told the action of the chief minister was overdue
why has it been reposted?
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Reupdate?
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