Condone, To silently forgive, ignore, or accept wrongdoing without protesting or punishing it. You acknowledge it exists, but you choose not to act., Example: By staying silent, the manager seemed to _____ the unethical behaviour., попустительствовать/ закрывать глаза на, Adjudicate, The process of acting as a judge and making a formal, official decision on a dispute. It is about settling a case, not clearing it., Example: The international court will _____ the maritime border dispute., рассматривать (дело), выносить официальное решение, Vindicate, Means to prove that someone or their actions were right, justified, or correct when they were previously criticised or doubted. It is about being proven right, not about proving innocence of a crime., Example: The leaked emails _____ the journalist who had been accused of lying., реабилитировать в глазах общественности, доказать чью‑либо правоту, Absolve, Means to free someone from moral guilt, sin, or responsibility. It is often used in religious confessions or philosophical discussions about conscience. It does not mean they didn't do it; it means their soul is cleansed of the penalty., Example: The priest ____ him of his sins after he confessed., отпускать грехи, освобождать от моральной ответственности / вины, Exonerate, Focuses on the outcome after a review. It means to be officially cleared of blame, often after new evidence emerges (e.g., DNA evidence) or an appeal overturns a previous conviction., Example: The DNA evidence ____ the man who had spent 20 years in prison., оправданный, реабилитированный, Acquit, Focuses on the final decision. It means a formal "not guilty" verdict returned by a jury or judge in a criminal trial. It is exclusively a courtroom term for the final judgment., Example: The jury voted to ____ the defendant on all charges., оправдывать

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