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What is an antonym for implicate?

There isn't one single perfect antonym for "implicate," as its meaning can vary slightly depending on the context. However, here are some good options depending on the situation:

If "implicate" means to suggest someone is involved in something:

* Exonerate: To clear someone of blame or suspicion.

* Acquit: To declare someone not guilty of a crime.

* Clear: To prove someone's innocence.

* Absolve: To free someone from guilt or responsibility.

If "implicate" means to show a connection between something:

* Disprove: To show something is false or incorrect.

* Refute: To argue against a statement or theory.

* Separate: To show that two things are not connected.

* Disconnect: To show that there is no link or relationship.

If "implicate" means to involve someone in something:

* Exclude: To keep someone out of something.

* Remove: To take someone out of a situation.

* Disassociate: To separate oneself from something.

The best antonym for "implicate" will depend on the specific context of the sentence.

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