innocence

• اسم يدل على صفة أو حالة الخلو من الذنب أو الخطيئة أو الخطأ الأخلاقي، وغالباً ما يرتبط بعدم معرفة الشر أو السذاجة، كما يُستعمل في السياق القانوني للدلالة على البراءة من جريمة أو مخالفة معينة.

A noun referring to the quality or state of being free from guilt, sin, or moral wrong, often associated with a lack of knowledge of evil or naivety, and also used in a legal context to denote being not guilty of a specific crime or offense.

غير معدود

1. Naive simplicityB2formal

   The quality of being innocent in a naive or unsophisticated way, often lacking worldly experience.

   البراءة والسذاجة

   • Her innocence made her trust everyone she met.
   • He looked at the world with the innocence of a child.
   • The story captures the innocence of youth before facing harsh realities.

   المرادفاتartlessnessinexperienceingenuousnessnaivenessnaivetypuritysimplicityvirginity

   الأضدادcunningcynicismexperienceguilesophisticationworldliness

2. Freedom from sin or moral wrongB2formal

   The state of being untainted by sin or moral corruption, lacking knowledge of evil.

   البَراءة

   • The painting depicts the innocence of Adam and Eve before the fall.
   • Religious teachings often emphasize the innocence of a newborn soul.
   • He maintained his innocence despite the accusations of wrongdoing.

   المرادفاتblamelessnesschastitycleanlinessguiltlessnessimmaculatenesspurityrighteousnesssinlessnessspotlessnessvirtue

   الأضدادcorruptiondepravityguiltsinfulnesswickedness

3. Not guilty of a crimeB1formal

   A state or condition of being innocent of a specific crime or offense.

   البراءة

   • The defendant proclaimed his innocence throughout the trial.
   • The evidence proved her innocence beyond a reasonable doubt.
   • He was released from prison after new evidence confirmed his innocence.

   المرادفاتblamelessnessguiltlessness

   الأضدادblameworthinessculpabilityguilt