to decide and state officially in a court that somebody is guilty of a crime, to convict, to change something or twist out the true meaning so it is no longer accurate, to distort, relating to beliefs about what is morally right and wrong, ethical, lacking clarity and logic, irrational, reasonable and acceptable, allowed by the law, legitimate, to strengthen, make a feeling, idea, etc stronger, reinforce, doubtful, not convinced that something is true, skeptical, to suggest something without saying it directly, to imply

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