Similar words: exonerate, veneration, generation, remuneration, generation gap, lost generation, operation, toleration. Meaning: [ɪg‚zɒnə'reɪʃn] 
n. 1. the condition of being relieved from blame or obligation 2. the act of vindicating or defending against criticism or censure etc..
n. 1. the condition of being relieved from blame or obligation 2. the act of vindicating or defending against criticism or censure etc.. 
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1 They expected complete exoneration for their clients.
2 Exoneration is in a sense the obverse of responsibility.
3 T-Bag wants exoneration for his help.
4 He must be ecstatic about your exoneration.
5 Legal exemption, exoneration by party autonomy and liability insurance for director should be included in the sound system for exemption from liabilities of the director.
6 High-risk operations exoneration matter in law scholars is still quite a controversial subject. 2002.12.17 "Civil Code draft" approach to the problem is still open to question.
7 However, there shall be no such exoneration of the Fund with regard to preventivemeasures.
8 High-risk operations exoneration matter in law scholars is still quite a controversial subject.
9 Exoneration: The heal portion of this ability will no longer be capable of critically healing.
10 The objective of religion lies in the ultimate exoneration, the relief of soul and the settlement of life,[www.Sentencedict.com] which in fact is the belief of God and Heaven both in non-existence.
11 Exoneration or rehabilitation should be made known as widely as were the original wrong decisions.
12 But other than an announcement of exoneration, details of the case were never disclosed.
13 Empathy for the criminal's childhood misery does not imply exoneration of the crimes he committed as an adult.
14 Detroit Mayor Kwame Kilpatrick says he is looking forward to complete exoneration.
15 And he had information that would lead to the exoneration of Lincon Burrows.
More similar words: exonerate, veneration, generation, remuneration, generation gap, lost generation, operation, toleration, liberation, cooperation, desperation, federation, laceration, AND operation, alteration, enumeration, vituperation, exasperation, alliteration, generalization, acceleration, deliberation, exaggeration, commiseration, consideration, proliferation, confederation, conglomeration, rationalization, multinational corporation.