Exonerate (to ) conjugation

English
40 examples
This verb can also mean the following: discharge, free, task, blame, free from an obligation, do, relieve, free from accusation

Conjugation of exonerate

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Present Simple
exonerate
exonerate
exonerates
exonerate
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Future Simple
will exonerate
will exonerate
will exonerate
will exonerate
will exonerate
will exonerate
Past Simple
exonerated
exonerated
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exonerated
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exonerated
Conditional Simple
would exonerate
would exonerate
would exonerate
would exonerate
would exonerate
would exonerate
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Present Progressive
am exonerating
are exonerating
is exonerating
are exonerating
are exonerating
are exonerating
Future Progressive
will be exonerating
will be exonerating
will be exonerating
will be exonerating
will be exonerating
will be exonerating
Past Progressive
was exonerating
were exonerating
was exonerating
were exonerating
were exonerating
were exonerating
Conditional Progressive
would be exonerating
would be exonerating
would be exonerating
would be exonerating
would be exonerating
would be exonerating
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you all
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Present Perfect
have exonerated
have exonerated
has exonerated
have exonerated
have exonerated
have exonerated
Future Perfect
will have exonerated
will have exonerated
will have exonerated
will have exonerated
will have exonerated
will have exonerated
Past Perfect
had exonerated
had exonerated
had exonerated
had exonerated
had exonerated
had exonerated
Conditional Perfect
would have exonerated
would have exonerated
would have exonerated
would have exonerated
would have exonerated
would have exonerated
I
you
it/she/he
we
you
they
Present Perfect Progressive
have been exonerating
have been exonerating
has been exonerating
have been exonerating
have been exonerating
have been exonerating
Future Perfect Progressive
will have been exonerating
will have been exonerating
will have been exonerating
will have been exonerating
will have been exonerating
will have been exonerating
Past Perfect Progressive
had been exonerating
had been exonerating
had been exonerating
had been exonerating
had been exonerating
had been exonerating
Conditional Perfect Progressive
would have been exonerating
would have been exonerating
would have been exonerating
would have been exonerating
would have been exonerating
would have been exonerating

Examples of exonerate

Example in EnglishTranslation in English
"I can't tell you everything in a letter, "but I'm going to Kingsly in the morning "with evidence that will exonerate you.
- But that doesn't exonerate you... from false accusing me of things that you know I did not, could not have done.
- I do, Counselor. I can exonerate Alfonso Reyes.
- I thought it would exonerate you.
- I'm gonna exonerate you.
"I can't tell you everything in a letter, "but I'm going to Kingsly in the morning "with evidence that will exonerate you.
- But that doesn't exonerate you... from false accusing me of things that you know I did not, could not have done.
- I do, Counselor. I can exonerate Alfonso Reyes.
- I thought it would exonerate you.
- I'm gonna exonerate you.
- I guess that exonerates Mr. O'Malley.
Be that as it may, his statement on this tape exonerates Dr. Tancredi.
Because "it perks up tired blood and exonerates the bowels."
Brian,if you think heading into a court with me-- the victim's son- as her lawyer is gonna fly - it exonerates her by design.
But if we find new evidence that exonerates...
- I guess that exonerates Mr. O'Malley.
Be that as it may, his statement on this tape exonerates Dr. Tancredi.
Because "it perks up tired blood and exonerates the bowels."
Brian,if you think heading into a court with me-- the victim's son- as her lawyer is gonna fly - it exonerates her by design.
But if we find new evidence that exonerates...
"Just as the Nazis claimed that following orders exonerated them, the South Africans used the same defence.
"Two hotel security guards exonerated "in alleged 'staged' suicide.
(reporter #2) Doctor, will you be exonerated of all charges?
- But you know I've been exonerated?
- But... I will be reinstated, as soon as you're exonerated.
A free pardon, exonerating you from all crimes?
A letter from his psychiatrist clearly exonerating my client from all wrongdoing.
After an exhaustive review, I can find no evidence exonerating the Εmperor.
After today's events, how much egg does the U.S. court system have on its face for exonerating Lincoln Burrow?
And Suzette, who is not, has a good chance of proving that she is not, thereby exonerating the Major.
"Just as the Nazis claimed that following orders exonerated them, the South Africans used the same defence.
"Two hotel security guards exonerated "in alleged 'staged' suicide.
(reporter #2) Doctor, will you be exonerated of all charges?
- But you know I've been exonerated?
- But... I will be reinstated, as soon as you're exonerated.
A free pardon, exonerating you from all crimes?
A letter from his psychiatrist clearly exonerating my client from all wrongdoing.
After an exhaustive review, I can find no evidence exonerating the Εmperor.
After today's events, how much egg does the U.S. court system have on its face for exonerating Lincoln Burrow?
And Suzette, who is not, has a good chance of proving that she is not, thereby exonerating the Major.

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