exoneration (noun)

1. Why did the skeleton go to the party? For exoneration! He wanted to defend himself against the accusation of being 'bone' dry!

2. She wrote a heartfelt letter to her lover, pouring out her feelings of exoneration and defending their relationship against any doubts.

3. The modernist building drew attention for its unique design, serving as exoneration of the architect's creativity and ability to defend against traditionalist criticism.

4. In the dystopian future depicted in the novel, the protagonist finds a piece of evidence that brings exoneration to light, vindicating their actions and challenging the oppressive system in place.

1. In Greek mythology, the hero Perseus obtained exoneration for his actions and was freed from any blame.

2. The designer's intricate gown had an air of exoneration, making it the highlight of the fashion show.

3. In the magical world of the book series, the elf prince sought exoneration from the false accusations made against him.

4. In the popular anime series, the protagonist strives to find exoneration for his family's honor that was tarnished by a rival clan.