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Detailed Translations for exculpate from English to Swedish

exculpate:

to exculpate verb (exculpates, exculpated, exculpating)

  1. to exculpate (clear; exonerate)
    frikänna; fritaga; rentvå
    • frikänna verb (frikänner, frikände, frikänt)
    • fritaga verb (fritager, fritog, fritagit)
    • rentvå verb (rentvår, rentvådde, rentvått)

Conjugations for exculpate:

present
  1. exculpate
  2. exculpate
  3. exculpates
  4. exculpate
  5. exculpate
  6. exculpate
simple past
  1. exculpated
  2. exculpated
  3. exculpated
  4. exculpated
  5. exculpated
  6. exculpated
present perfect
  1. have exculpated
  2. have exculpated
  3. has exculpated
  4. have exculpated
  5. have exculpated
  6. have exculpated
past continuous
  1. was exculpating
  2. were exculpating
  3. was exculpating
  4. were exculpating
  5. were exculpating
  6. were exculpating
future
  1. shall exculpate
  2. will exculpate
  3. will exculpate
  4. shall exculpate
  5. will exculpate
  6. will exculpate
continuous present
  1. am exculpating
  2. are exculpating
  3. is exculpating
  4. are exculpating
  5. are exculpating
  6. are exculpating
subjunctive
  1. be exculpated
  2. be exculpated
  3. be exculpated
  4. be exculpated
  5. be exculpated
  6. be exculpated
diverse
  1. exculpate!
  2. let's exculpate!
  3. exculpated
  4. exculpating
1. I, 2. you, 3. he/she/it, 4. we, 5. you, 6. they

Translation Matrix for exculpate:

VerbRelated TranslationsOther Translations
frikänna clear; exculpate; exonerate
fritaga clear; exculpate; exonerate
rentvå clear; exculpate; exonerate
- acquit; assoil; clear; discharge; exonerate

Related Words for "exculpate":

  • exculpating, exculpation

Synonyms for "exculpate":


Antonyms for "exculpate":


Related Definitions for "exculpate":

  1. pronounce not guilty of criminal charges1

Wiktionary Translations for exculpate:


Cross Translation:
FromToVia
exculpate rentvå; urskulda exkulpieren — behaupten/feststellen, dass jemandem keine Schuld angelastet werden kann