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Comparative
more innocent
Superlative
most innocent
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not having committed a wrongdoing or offense
- The evidence presented in court proved that he was innocent of the crime he was accused of.
- The innocent bystander witnessed the accident and provided crucial testimony to the police.
- The jury found the defendant innocent of all charges due to lack of evidence.
- The innocent employee was cleared of suspicion after a thorough investigation revealed their innocence.
- The innocent driver was not at fault for the car accident caused by the other driver's negligence.
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being morally good and free from sin, especially without a perception of evil
- The child’s innocent curiosity about the world was heartwarming.
- Despite the accusations, she maintained her innocent demeanor and sincerity.
- The film portrayed the protagonist as an innocent figure, unaware of the corruption around them.
- His innocent smile was a testament to his genuine and unspoiled nature.
- The innocent nature of the community was reflected in their trusting and generous behavior.
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lacking intent or capacity to injure
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(of a person) inexperienced or naive, often unaware of the harsher or more unpleasant aspects of life
- The innocent child believed everything she was told without question.
- They were trying to protect the innocent youth from the harsh realities of society.
- The story's protagonist is portrayed as an innocent, unaware of the dangers ahead.
- He was so innocent that he believed everything people told him.
- She smiled with an innocent expression, not understanding the joke.
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(used of things) lacking sense or awareness
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not knowledgeable about something specified
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