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무죄자

mujweja
noun★Intermediate— person acquitted of charges
⚖️Law
formal

A person who has been legally declared not guilty of a crime and acquitted in court.

무죄자는 법원의 판결에 따라 모든 혐의에서 벗어났다.

The acquitted person was cleared of all charges by the court's verdict.

💡

This term is used in legal contexts to refer to someone who has been proven innocent in a court of law.

Collocations

무죄 판결acquittal무죄 석방release of an acquitted person

Synonyms

무고한 사람결백한 사람

Antonyms

유죄자범인

Related Phrases

무죄 판결 받다phrase
to be acquitted
무죄를 입증하다phrase
to prove one's innocence

💡Pro Tip

Legal Context

This term is specific to legal proceedings and should not be used in casual conversation.

⚡Gold Rule

Precision in Legal Terms

Always use '무죄자' in formal legal contexts to refer to someone who has been acquitted.

📖Word Origin

Composed of '무죄' (mujwe, meaning 'not guilty') and '자' (ja, meaning 'person').

📝Usage Notes

This term is strictly used in legal contexts and is not commonly used in everyday conversation.

Word Breakdown

무죄
not guilty
root
+
자
person
suffix
한영사전

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