ÉTYMOLOGIE DU MOT EXCULPATE
From Medieval Latin exculpāre, from Latin ex-1 + culpāre to blame, from culpa fault, blame.
CONJUGAISON EN ANGLAIS DU VERBE EXCULPATE
PRESENT
Present
I exculpate
you exculpate
he/she/it exculpates
we exculpate
you exculpate
they exculpate
Present continuous
I am exculpating
you are exculpating
he/she/it is exculpating
we are exculpating
you are exculpating
they are exculpating
Present perfect
I have exculpated
you have exculpated
he/she/it has exculpated
we have exculpated
you have exculpated
they have exculpated
Present perfect continuous
I have been exculpating
you have been exculpating
he/she/it has been exculpating
we have been exculpating
you have been exculpating
they have been exculpating
PAST
Past
I exculpated
you exculpated
he/she/it exculpated
we exculpated
you exculpated
they exculpated
Past continuous
I was exculpating
you were exculpating
he/she/it was exculpating
we were exculpating
you were exculpating
they were exculpating
Past perfect
I had exculpated
you had exculpated
he/she/it had exculpated
we had exculpated
you had exculpated
they had exculpated
Past perfect continuous
I had been exculpating
you had been exculpating
he/she/it had been exculpating
we had been exculpating
you had been exculpating
they had been exculpating
FUTURE
Future
I will exculpate
you will exculpate
he/she/it will exculpate
we will exculpate
you will exculpate
they will exculpate
Future continuous
I will be exculpating
you will be exculpating
he/she/it will be exculpating
we will be exculpating
you will be exculpating
they will be exculpating
Future perfect
I will have exculpated
you will have exculpated
he/she/it will have exculpated
we will have exculpated
you will have exculpated
they will have exculpated
Future perfect continuous
I will have been exculpating
you will have been exculpating
he/she/it will have been exculpating
we will have been exculpating
you will have been exculpating
they will have been exculpating
CONDITIONAL
Conditional
I would exculpate
you would exculpate
he/she/it would exculpate
we would exculpate
you would exculpate
they would exculpate
Conditional continuous
I would be exculpating
you would be exculpating
he/she/it would be exculpating
we would be exculpating
you would be exculpating
they would be exculpating
Conditional perfect
I would have exculpate
you would have exculpate
he/she/it would have exculpate
we would have exculpate
you would have exculpate
they would have exculpate
Conditional perfect continuous
I would have been exculpating
you would have been exculpating
he/she/it would have been exculpating
we would have been exculpating
you would have been exculpating
they would have been exculpating
IMPERATIVE
Imperative
you exculpate
we let´s exculpate
you exculpate
NONFINITE VERB FORMS
Past participle
exculpated
Present Participle
exculpating
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10 LIVRES EN ANGLAIS EN RAPPORT AVEC «EXCULPATE»
Découvrez l'usage de
exculpate dans la sélection bibliographique suivante. Des livres en rapport avec
exculpate et de courts extraits de ceux-ci pour replacer dans son contexte son utilisation littéraire.
1
Merriam-Webster's Vocabulary Builder
exculpate. Yek-skəl-౹paA. To. clear. from. accusations. of. fault. or. guilt. ○ The
alleged mastermind of the plot managed to exculpate herself with an airtight alibi.
Exculpate comes to mean "to clear from guilt" through the prefix ex-, meaning ...
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A Treatise Explanatory of a New System of Naval, Military ...
... him 322 Excommunicated Excommunication Excoriated — Excoriation
Excrescence Excruciating Excruciating pain To exculpate Exculpate Exculpate
him Exculpate me Exculpate them Exculpate yon Exculpates Exculpate htm ' 223
**4 226 ...
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Merriam-Webster's Dictionary of Synonyms
exculpate. execrate. painful sensation <suffered excruciating pain from an
abscessed tooth) (excruciating noises) <the hearty merrymakings of the
population at large were an excruciating torment to narrow-minded folk — Amer.
Guide Series: ...
Merriam-Webster, Inc,
1984
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English Synonymes: With Copious Illustrations and ...
When several are involved lu a general charge each seeks to exculpate himself;
* A good child will not seek to exculpate herself at the expense of the most
revered characters.' — Richardson. A plea of incapacity Is often set up to excuse
...
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English synonymes, with copious illustrations and ...
Wln-n several are involved in n general charge each Beeke to exculpate hutisell '
A good cliild Mill not веек to exculpate herseli at the expense of the mcuit re-
veredcharacieis.*— RicilARDsoN. A plea ot incapacity U often set up tu excuse ...
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English synonyms explained: with copious illustrations and ...
When several are involved in a genial charge each seeks to exculpate himself (A
itimd child will not neck to exculpate herself at tin; expend: of die nio^t revered
characters.' — Richardson. A plea of incapacity is often set up to excuse ...
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English Synonyms Explained, in Alphabetical Order: With ...
TO EXONERATE, EXCULPATE. EXONERATE, from onus a burthen, signifies to
take off the burthen of a charge or of guilt ; to EXCULPATE, from culpa a fault or
blame, is to throw off the blame: the first is the act of another; the second is one's
...
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The Philosophy of Law: An Encyclopedia
George Fletcher has demonstrated that recognizing mistakes fails to alter the
objective nature of law. It is also claimed that allowing mistakes to exculpate will
encourage sham defenses involving willful ignorance and deliberate mistakes.
Christopher B. Gray,
1999
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Webster's Secondary-school Dictionary: Abridged from ...
Exculpate, absolve, exonerate, acquit agree in the idea of freeing from a charge
or burden. Exculpate denotes simply a clearing from blame. Absolve implies a
setting free either from obligations or responsibilities that bind the conscience, ...
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English Synonymes explained, in alphabetical order; with ...
574 To EXCULPATE—t-O apologize, defend, justify, exculpate, T o EXPLAIN—t0
explain, illustrate, elucidate . , , . , . _ , 576 excuse, plead . . . .. . ... . . . . . .. . . 170
EXPLANATION—definition, explanation . . .... .. . . .. . . 575 To EXCULPATE—tO ...
10 ACTUALITÉS CONTENANT LE TERME «EXCULPATE»
Découvrez de quoi on parle dans les médias nationaux et internationaux et comment le terme
exculpate est employé dans le contexte des actualités suivantes.
African-American autism and vaccines
Thompson, a 17-year CDC veteran is the author of some of the leading studies cited by the CDC to exculpate vaccines from the autism ... «Amsterdam News, juil 15»
Man seeks exoneration in 1990 W.Va. slaying
... police work, ineffective and unethical attorneys, and a co-defendant who was quick to implicate Mr. Kilmer and exculpate himself." "Mr. Kilmer ... «Herald-Mail Media, juil 15»
The conscience of a radical or how the Left can join parliament and …
The president may be likeable because he is always smiling and he is related to celebrities but it is not enough to exculpate him from the sins ... «Bulatlat, juil 15»
John Kacavas: Justice in health care is about patients
... health care industry, I think his 'it-was-everywhere' tone was a little bit him trying to exculpate himself, saying everybody's doing it," he said. «The Union Leader, juil 15»
The ICC and Intra-African Political Relations
Does the mere fact that they each come from a mighty country exculpate them from crimes against (weak) humanity? Isn't justice supposed to ... «AllAfrica.com, juil 15»
People v. Cunningham
... of arrest; the sole cause appearing in the record for his cooperation during the interview was the desire to exculpate himself]; Williams, supra, ... «The Recorder, juil 15»
Ignoring Iran Cheating is North Korea Redux
... or State Department proxies bend over backwards to exculpate Iran or diminish the significance of its failure to abide by its commitments. «Commentary Magazine, juil 15»
Woman who made false domestic abuse allegations jailed for two …
... scarcely do otherwise in the face of the evidence, still attempts to both exculpate herself and mitigate her position by saying, and I quote, '… «Scottish Legal News, juin 15»
The CDC's Latest 'Tuskegee Experiment' Prompts Open Letter from …
Thompson, a 17 year CDC veteran is the author of some of the leading studies cited by CDC to exculpate vaccines from the autism epidemic. «Eurweb.com, juin 15»
Second Circuit Rejects Forbes' Bid for New Trial
Williams & Connolly didn't specify what Bell would say, but claimed it would exculpate Forbes. The Second Circuit, in a ruling authored by ... «The Am Law Litigation Daily, juin 15»