acquitted |
guilty |
As a verb acquitted
is (
acquit).
As an adjective guilty is
responsible for a dishonest act.
As a noun guilty is
(legal) a plea by a defendant who does not contest a charge.
acquitted |
paid |
As verbs the difference between acquitted and paid
is that
acquitted is past tense of acquit while
paid is past tense of pay.
acquitted |
pardoned |
As verbs the difference between acquitted and pardoned
is that
acquitted is (
acquit) while
pardoned is (
pardon).
As an adjective pardoned is
forgiven of wrongdoings.
acquitted |
intimate |
As verbs the difference between acquitted and intimate
is that
acquitted is (
acquit) while
intimate is to suggest or disclose discreetly.
As an adjective intimate is
closely acquainted; familiar.
As a noun intimate is
a very close friend.
acquitted |
familiar |
As a verb acquitted
is (
acquit).
As an adjective familiar is
familial.
relaxed |
acquitted |
As verbs the difference between relaxed and acquitted
is that
relaxed is (
relax) while
acquitted is (
acquit).
As an adjective relaxed
is having an easy-going mood or temperament.
discharged |
acquitted |
As verbs the difference between discharged and acquitted
is that
discharged is (
discharge) while
acquitted is (
acquit).
convicted |
acquitted |
As verbs the difference between convicted and acquitted
is that
convicted is past tense of convict while
acquitted is past tense of acquit.
acquitted |
justified |
As verbs the difference between acquitted and justified
is that
acquitted is (
acquit) while
justified is (
justify).
As an adjective justified is
having a justification.
acquitted |
absolved |
As verbs the difference between acquitted and absolved
is that
acquitted is past tense of acquit while
absolved is past tense of absolve.
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