exuperate in a sentence

v. t.

Definition

To exuperate means to clear someone of blame or to declare them innocent, especially after new evidence or reconsideration.

The judge decided to exuperate the defendant after new evidence emerged.
In a surprising turn of events, the committee chose to exuperate the previously accused members.
The organization's commitment to transparency allowed them to exuperate their leaders from any wrongdoing.
After thorough investigation, the board exuperated the employee, reaffirming their trust in her integrity.
His heartfelt apology seemed to exuperate him from the backlash he faced in the media.