
acquit
/əˈkwɪt/
to free someone from a criminal charge
“The jury acquitted her of all charges.”
Etymology — Latin acquitare `to pay a debt, settle` from ad- `to` + quitare `to set free`
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/əˈkwɪt/
to free someone from a criminal charge
“The jury acquitted her of all charges.”
Etymology — Latin acquitare `to pay a debt, settle` from ad- `to` + quitare `to set free`