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What might be a good antonym of "implicate"implicate in the context of troubleshooting an engineering problem? I can think of "exonerate"exonerate and "vindicate"vindicate but both sound more about crime than to refer to a component previously thought to introduce a design flaw in the overall system.

What might be a good antonym of "implicate" in the context of troubleshooting an engineering problem? I can think of "exonerate" and "vindicate" but both sound more about crime than to refer to a component previously thought to introduce a design flaw in the overall system.

What might be a good antonym of implicate in the context of troubleshooting an engineering problem? I can think of exonerate and vindicate but both sound more about crime than to refer to a component previously thought to introduce a design flaw in the overall system.

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opposite Opposite of "implicate"

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opposite of "implicate"

What might be a good antonym of "implicate" in the context of troubleshooting an engineering problem? I can think of "exonerate" and "vindicate" but both sound more about crime than to refer to a component previously thought to introduce a design flaw in the overall system.