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How many syllables in Acquittals?

acquittals has 3 syllables

ac-quit-tals

Acquittals refer to the legal declaration of someone's innocence in a crime or wrongdoing, given by a judge or jury.

The word has three syllables. The vowels are 'a,' 'ui,' and 'a.' The consonants are 'c,' 'q,' 't,' 't,' 'l,' and 's.'

Noun

The judge announced the acquittals of both defendants.

Acquittal, n. The state of mind of an innocent person when he enters a court and observes proceedings upon a trial for his life.
Acquittals in courts seem to be more dependent on the skill of the lawyer than on the innocence of the defendant.
The function of the jury is to provide protection against the tyranny of the government. The acquittal of Thomas More was one of the greatest moments in the history of the jury.
An acquittal is not a pronouncement of innocence, but an admission of insufficient evidence.