n. 1 the condition of being innocent; 2 freedom from guilt or blame or fault
The prisoner proved his innocence.
The prisoner proved his innocence.
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The lawyer offered categoric proof of his client's innocence.
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The pilgrims will establish a colony. OR He had to establish his innocence.
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He took a lie detector test to prove his innocence.
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There was evidence of innocence in his open avowal of admiration.
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How was the matter of the Baudelaires' guilt or innocence to be decided?
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He had to establish his innocence.
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Her innocence was established ipso facto.
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They had an inquest to determine the man's guilt or innocence.
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What object proves Charlie's innocence in his father's death?
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He keeps reasserting his innocence of the crime.
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I meditated on the prelapsarian innocence of Eden.
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He took a polygraph to prove his innocence.
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According to Alex, what is better than proving Joshua's innocence with the ledger?
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The man asserted his innocence.
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blameless; guiltless;faultless; clear
guilty
3 syllables
in-no-cence
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