alibi (noun)

1. In a world of magic and dragons, the protagonist used a powerful alibi spell to prove their innocence in a crime they did not commit.

2. During the Salem Witch Trials in 1692, many accused individuals tried to provide alibis to avoid being convicted as witches.

3. In the gripping anime series, the main character utilized an alibi to refute the accusations against them and uncover the true culprit.

4. In a futuristic society where advanced technology allows for time travel, the accused person presented an alibi from the future as evidence of their innocence.

1. In the fantasy world of dragons and magic, the protagonist used the excuse of being under a spell as his alibi for stealing the treasure.

2. In the futuristic society depicted in the science fiction novel, the protagonist fabricated an alibi to cover up his involvement in a high-tech heist.

3. In the animated series, the mischievous character always came up with creative alibis to explain his mischief to his friends.

4. In the horror movie, the antagonist used his alibi of sleepwalking to justify the murders he committed while unconscious.

1. The suspect alibied himself at the time of the crime by claiming he was watching anime with his friends.

2. He alibied himself by stating that he was at home watching cartoons during the time of the incident.

3. The artist provided evidence that alibied her, showing that she was at an art gallery during the time of the alleged crime.

4. The suspect alibied himself by declaring that he was at a science fiction convention when the crime took place.