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Synonym for "excuse"

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The synonym excuse synonymous definition words:
excuse [verb]
means "activity"
extenuate, mitigate, justify, palliate
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excuse [verb]
means "action"
exonerate, clear, exculpate, vindicate, exculpate, disoblige, exempt, disencumber, relieve, free, liberate, release, pardon, absolve, condone, acquit, reprieve, remit
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excuse [noun]
means "reason"
extenuation, absolution, apology, defence, justification, plea
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excuse [noun]
means "defence"
pretence, pretext, evasion, semblance, alibi, makeshift, trick
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Further results for the word "excuse"

absolve [verb]
means "pardon"
excuse, forgive
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account [noun]
means "motive"
ground, consideration, grounds, excuse, purpose, reason
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acquit [verb]
means "pardon"
justify, absolve, exculpate, excuse, exonerate, forgive
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alibi [noun]
means "pretext"
defence, evasion, semblance, excuse, makeshift, trick
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cleanse [verb]
means "absolve"
excuse, purge, restore, expiate
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clear [verb]
means "action"
excuse, exonerate
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condone [verb]
means "pardon"
absolve, excuse, acquit, reprieve, remit, exculpate
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exculpate [verb]
means "exonerate"
clear, excuse, vindicate
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expiate [verb]
means "atone"
redeem, absolve, appease, compensate, excuse, forgive
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extenuation [noun]
means "apology"
excuse, absolution, reason, defence, justification, plea
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motive [noun]
means "subject"
account, ground, consideration, grounds, excuse, purpose
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occasion [noun]
means "opportunity"
chance, excuse, convenience, possibility, opening
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opportunity [noun]
means "chance"
scope, excuse, break, occasion, moment
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out [noun]
means "means"
escape, excuse, way out, explanation
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pardon [verb]
means "action"
excuse, forgive
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pardon [noun]
means "behaviour"
absolution, exoneration, allowance, exculpation, amnesty, excuse
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plea [noun]
means "defence"
argument, justification, extenuation, excuse, explanation
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pretence [noun]
means "dishonesty"
excuse, affectation, fabrication, falsification, feigning, simulation
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pretense [noun]
means "dishonesty"
excuse, affectation, fabrication, falsification, feigning, simulation
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rationale [noun]
means "explanation"
justification, rationalisation, rationalization, excuse, reason, ratiocination
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reason [noun]
means "language"
explanation, justification, rationalisation, rationalization, excuse, rationale
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remit [verb]
means "pardon"
absolve, excuse, forgive, overlook, release, give back
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simulation [noun]
means "dishonesty"
excuse, affectation, fabrication, falsification, feigning, pretence
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unbind [verb]
means "unfasten"
unchain, loosen, unloose, disengage, excuse, release
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unloose [verb]
means "unfasten"
unchain, loosen, unbind, disengage, excuse, release
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vindicate [verb]
means "exonerate"
acquit, absolve, free, clear, excuse
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excused [adjective]
means "innocent"
clear, absolved, exonerated, vindicated, irreproachable, acquitted
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acquitted [adjective]
means "innocent"
excused, absolved, exonerated, vindicated, irreproachable, clear
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clear [adjective]
means "person"
innocent, excused, absolved, exonerated, vindicated, irreproachable
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irreproachable [adjective]
means "innocent"
excused, absolved, exonerated, vindicated, clear, acquitted
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