Definition of: acquittal

(ə·kwit′l) noun
1. The act of acquitting, or the state of being acquitted or found innocent of a charge or accusation.
2. The performance of a duty. Also ac·quit′ment.

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won acquittal
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win acquittal
johnson s acquittal
second acquittal
controversial acquittal
simpson s acquittal
conviction acquittal

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Definition of: acquittal

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