innocent
ਮਾਸੂਮ
definition
noun
an innocent person, in particular.
adjective
the arbitrary execution of an innocent man
not guilty of a crime or offense.
an innocent bystander
not responsible for or directly involved in an event yet suffering its consequences.
example
Verloc is here a cinema owner instead of a tobacconist, and Stevie, the retarded child in the novel, is recast as merely a young 'innocent' .
it's an 'innocent' pleasure
The judge pointed out that the absence of previous convictions did not of itself mean that a defendant was 'innocent' anymore than the existence of previous convictions meant that a defendant was guilty.
No other insurgency has been so entirely captivated by the sheer joy of deliberate violence against the 'innocent' .
He knows he is 'innocent' and naïve - he doesn't always know what to do or say - but he believes it is important to be tough, and to belong.
but it very quickly becomes apparent that he is actually a pure 'innocent' who means no harm by his break-ins.
He apologized for hitting the wrong people, saying he didn't like getting 'innocent' bystanders involved.
Her eyes always had a way of making everything seem so sweet, so 'innocent' , and so simple.
He is very 'innocent' , even more naive than Sasha.
She was far from a naive young 'innocent' ; she knew exactly what was happening, what had been happening since last night.
While we wait, one of us might write a speculative novel about a happy, 'innocent' world mercifully free of insufferable literary talk.
Thirty-two years ago since I was called to the Bar and in 32 years I have never known anybody who pleaded guilty when they were 'innocent' .
It was a simple question, an 'innocent' question.
The Evening Press is calling on the people of York and North and East Yorkshire to help ease the suffering of 'innocent' children in Iraq.
They had to decide - on the basis of the legal arguments put forward - whether the defendant was guilty or 'innocent' .
My 'innocent' pleasure in those evenings shattered when a local gossip spread the word that I was on the prowl for other women's husbands, one in particular.
We all agreed that the situation was purely 'innocent' , harmless Internet fun.
Let them know how you ruined a young 'innocent' 's life.
This Satanist conspiracy has as its agents all scientists and teachers who are actively trying to corrupt 'innocent' children through public education.
But knowledge of your wife's pregnancy is not a felony offense yet so he did not plead 'innocent' or not guilty to that.
She was simply too 'innocent' , too naive to understand the look he had when he looked at her.
It's true that DNA serves a useful purpose both in clearing 'innocent' suspects and convicting guilty ones, but mass testing is troublesome.
For those involved in internal security operations, a ricochet striking an 'innocent' bystander can have major political consequences.
an 'innocent' question
The mimicry programmes may be crude, but they are harmless and provide 'innocent' fun to the audience.
Now, call me naive and slightly 'innocent' … but I figured this was a safe thing to do.
You might think we are fools to be so naive, so 'innocent' , so foolish.
You quickly and publicly recognize that even if it was an 'innocent' mistake, his credibility is now so damaged that he can no longer help the party by remaining in the leadership.
But collective punishment of a whole people, especially of 'innocent' children, is wrong.
However, the consequences of choosing the cheaper route cannot be to deprive an 'innocent' plaintiff of the ability to prove its case.
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