Examples of 'you will be acquitted' in a sentence
Meaning of "you will be acquitted"
You will be acquitted: This phrase denotes being cleared of charges or accusations, usually in a legal context. It implies being found not guilty or absolved of responsibility for a crime or offense. Example: 'With the new evidence, we are confident that you will be acquitted of all charges.'
How to use "you will be acquitted" in a sentence
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you will be acquitted
Whether you will be acquitted or not.
We are going to fight this thing and you will be acquitted.
You will be acquitted in court tomorrow.
Stand your ground if you believe you will be acquitted.
But you will be acquitted on appeal.
But I am confident it will all blow over and you will be acquitted soon.
You will be acquitted of all charges.
If we manage that, you will be acquitted.
You will be acquitted.
Take your court martial, you will be acquitted.
You will be acquitted of all charges, and in.
In the proceedings, you will be acquitted.
You will be acquitted of everything that 's happened so far.
And if that happens, you will be acquitted of failing this mission.
We will go swimming at the beach. You will be acquitted.
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Just a call from me. You will be acquitted of everything that's happened so far.
Oh, but you will not be a crook, you will be acquitted.
March 7th you will be acquitted.
That 's not what I wanted to hear you say . You will be acquitted.
Twelve pence, and you will be acquitted.
Billy Flynn 's set your trial for March 5th . March 7th you will be acquitted.
If I confirm that, you will be acquitted.
Well, but you will not be a crook, you will be acquitted.
If I wins against Kira, you will be acquitted.
Time's up, everybody out. You will be acquitted.
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Examples of using Acquitted
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He was acquitted because the judge is as immoral as him
The criminal court acquitted the accused
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