Moderate To behave in a certain way, often used in the context of one's actions or conduct. Clear All
4 Example Sentences Showcasing the Meaning of 'Acquit'
Despite the lack of evidence, the teacher had to acquit the student of cheating allegations.
Despite initial suspicions, the detective had to acquit the witness as the alibi checked out.
The protagonist's unwavering principles and moral compass served to acquit them from temptation in the face of adversity.
The well-crafted argument and evidence presented in the debate served to acquit the student from any doubts about their persuasive skills.
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