Exonerating

The judge's exonerating verdict set the accused free.

The weather forecast was exonerating for the outdoor event, predicting a sunny day with no chance of rain.

The coach's exonerating decision to bench the star player was praised after the team's victory.

The company's exonerating policy allowed employees to work from home when necessary.

The new law was exonerating for individuals with past marijuana-related convictions.

The doctor's report was exonerating, confirming that the patient's symptoms were not caused by any underlying illness.

The judge's exonerating decision set the defendant free.

The DNA test was exonerating, proving that the suspect was innocent of the crime.

She felt exonerating relief when her boss canceled her weekend work shift.

The stain remover worked wonders in exonerating the red wine stain from the white shirt.

The cleaning product did an excellent job of exonerating the dirt from the carpet.

The witness testimony was exonerating, providing an alibi for the defendant.

The video footage proved that the employee was not responsible for the theft, exonerating her of any wrongdoing.

The DNA test helped in exonerating the man accused of the murder.

The lawyer presented new evidence exonerating his client from the crime.

The politician's apology was not enough for exonerating his behavior.

The forensic analysis was instrumental in exonerating the suspect.

The company's internal investigation yielded exonerating results for the accused employee.

The defendant's alibi was key to exonerating him of the crime.

The inspection report was exonerating, showing that the building was up to code.

The new information presented at the trial led to exonerating the suspect of the robbery.

The DNA evidence was exonerating, proving the suspect's innocence.

The witness statement cleared the defendant of all charges, exonerating him of any guilt.

The investigation revealed that the accident was not the driver's fault, exonerating him of any negligence.

The audit report was exonerating, revealing no evidence of financial impropriety.