innocence
નિર્દોષતા
definition
noun
they must prove their innocence
the state, quality, or fact of being innocent of a crime or offense.
translation of 'innocence'
નિરપરાધીપણું,
નિર્દોષપણું
noun
નિર્દોષતા
example
Yet it could just as easily have been inspired by any number of movies given its theme of the corruption of 'innocence' .
Her beautiful curls were let loose in a wild array of curls to heighten her aura of 'innocence' .
Their songs have a certain elegant charm and a quality of 'innocence' that's genuinely disarming.
But Browne presents him as an amalgam of 'innocence' and worldliness, good nature and guile.
I strive to keep his purity and 'innocence' , so he doesn't have to suffer like I do.
Indeed, they have implied that the girl was actually at fault because she had not done enough to prove her 'innocence' .
the healthy bloom in her cheeks gave her an aura of 'innocence'
The play culminates with an ironic and chilling suggestion of religion corrupting 'innocence' .
If we wish to retain the position that the accused is innocent until proven guilty, we must allow their 'innocence' to be preserved by anonymity.
Now it is rare to see his name in print unless it is being invoked as shorthand for corrupted 'innocence' or curdled dreams.
No reinterpretation of the evidence and no protestations of 'innocence' can alter those facts.
After all, it refers to a standard of proof that assumes 'innocence' until guilt is proven.
This 'innocence' clashing with the ugliness of life, was this good news for art?
they must prove their 'innocence'
Her image of purity, 'innocence' and kindness fits the traditional Chinese female role.
they'd avenge assaults on her 'innocence' by others
The court is only authorized to review cases if it is presented with new facts or proof of 'innocence' .
It is always open to the judge or the jury, if there is a jury, to accept an interpretation of the facts consistent with 'innocence' .
In flagrant violation of all existing legal principles, the detainee must then prove his 'innocence' .
For instance, that the state must prove guilt as opposed to the accused proving 'innocence' .
Much of his work deals with the theme of 'innocence' corrupted by capitalism.
This would be the thorough destruction of my 'innocence' , the purity humanity sought in me.
You can take each one separately and criticize it and say it is as consistent with 'innocence' as with guilt.
Why am I running away instead of proving my 'innocence' when I didn't commit the crime?
He has consistently protested his 'innocence' and declared he has ‘a full answer’ to them.
At the hearing, the hospital denied the accusation but has not provided any evidence to prove its 'innocence' .
The heady success of our global communication and computer advances does not conceal our lack of 'innocence' .
the healthy bloom in her cheeks gave her an aura of 'innocence'
The bagman becomes the last vestige of her 'innocence' ; thoroughly corrupted by her jealous rage.
She ran her hand through the water in mourning for her lost 'innocence' , and her inability to fight him.
Credits: Google Translate
