ムザイ
Meanings
Adjective (の)
Noun
1. innocence; being not guilty
Well, in that case, you're not guilty.
Pitch accent
ム
ザイ
Composed of
nothing; naught; nought; un-; non-
crime
Used in vocabulary (4 in total)
innocent verdict; "not guilty" verdict
presumption of innocence
Examples (31 in total)
It means that she was innocent.
Well, in that case, you're not guilty.
He must be innocent.
The accused was found not guilty.
It is generally believed that he was innocent.
She presumes him to be innocent.
It goes without saying that he is not guilty.
An innocent man was arrested by mistake.
Dan believed in Linda's innocence.
The lawyer insisted on the client's innocence.
As far as I know, he is innocent.
Tom believed in Mary's innocence.
To the best of my knowledge, he is innocent.
Of course, innocent people were released.
The alibi points to her innocence.
There are times when innocent people get executed.
The lawyer insisted on his innocence.
His relatives were convinced of his innocence.
The court adjudged him not guilty.
We have every reason to believe him innocent.
From this evidence it follows that he is innocent.
At first, they were all convinced he was innocent.
Oddly enough, he insisted on his innocence.
We still believe it true that he is innocent.
With dignity she protested her innocence.
I believe he is not guilty of the crime.
Merely saying it was three days ago does not prove innocence.
It sometimes happens that innocents are sentenced to death.
Granting that you are honest, that is no proof of your innocence.
The court acquitted him of the charge of murder.
He said he was innocent, but all the same we believed he was guilty.