Acquit

The lawyer's efforts to acquit his client were unsuccessful.

The jury decided to acquit the suspect of all charges.

The judge will acquit the defendant if there is not enough evidence.

The lawyer's arguments helped acquit her client of the crime.

The jury took less than an hour to acquit the defendant.

The prosecutor failed to prove his case, and the judge had to acquit the defendant.

The defendant's alibi helped acquit him of the charges.

The lack of evidence made it easy to acquit the defendant.

The detective could not find enough evidence to acquit the suspect.

The doctor was able to acquit himself well during the surgery.

The teacher will acquit the students' assignments based on the rubric.

The soldier's bravery will acquit him of any wrongdoing.

The pilot must acquit all safety procedures before takeoff.

The jeweler will use a special solution to acquit the diamond of any dirt or grime.

The water filtration system is designed to acquit the water of any harmful contaminants.

The winemaker worked hard to acquit the wine of any unpleasant tastes or aromas.

The chef spent hours trying to acquit the sauce of any lumps or inconsistencies.

The lab technician will conduct tests to acquit the specimen of any bacteria or viruses.

The shampoo is formulated to acquit the hair of any excess oils or buildup.

I hope to acquit myself well in the upcoming job interview.

The team must acquit themselves well in the final game to win the championship.

She was worried about how she would acquit herself at the dance audition.