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exonerate
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1. to relieve of a responsibility, obligatoin, or hardship. 2. to clear from accusation or blame
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chauvinism
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n. excessive or blind patriotism. 2. undue partiliaty or attachment to a group or place to which one belongs or has belonged. 3. an attitude of superiority toward members of the opposite sex
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veracity
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n. 1. devotion to the truth 2. power of conveying or perceiving truth 3. conformity with truth or fact 4. something true
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certitude
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n. the state of being or feeling certain
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culpable
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adj. guilty, criminal
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clemency
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n. a disposition to be merciful and especiall to merdate the severity of punishment due.
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