exculpatorily
adverb as in strong fondness
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Example:The evidence presented exculpatorily helped to exonerate the suspect in the murder case.
Definition:To free someone, especially from a wrongdoing or accusation of a crime, by providing evidence or arguments that show they are not guilty.
Example:The statement was admitted exculpatorily to justify the company's actions.
Definition:To support or defend (a decision or action) with reasons or evidence that show it to be right; to make something lawful.
Example:The testimony, exculpatorily, helped to clarify the misunderstanding surrounding the incident.
Definition:To make something clear, especially through explanation; to make a doubtful or obscure point more explicit for better understanding.
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