To Disculpate

Etymology From Medieval Latin disculpāre, from Latin dis- (away, apart) + culpāre (to blame), from culpa (fault, blame).

Meanings

1. (transitive, formal/rare) To free from blame or guilt; to exculpate or vindicate.

Synonyms exculpate, vindicate, absolve, exonerate, clear

Translations Arabic: (يُبَرِّئ)، (يُخْلِي سَبِيلَهُ مِنْ اللَّوْم)، (يُعْفِيه مِنَ الذَّنْب) German: (Zu Entlasten), (freisprechen), (exkulpieren) Norwegian Bokmål: (å frifinne), (å renvaske), (å frita for skyld)