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adverb unschuldig* * *in·no·cent·ly[ˈɪnəsəntli]1. (not maliciously) arglos2. (not criminally) ohne böse Absichthe had obtained the stolen television \innocently er hatte den gestohlenen Fernseher in gutem Glauben gekauft* * *['InəsəntlI]advunschuldig; (= in all innocence) in aller Unschuld* * *innocently adv1. unschuldig (etc, → academic.ru/38286/innocent">innocent A)2. in aller Unschuld* * *adv.unschuldig adv.
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