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Exprobated is a legal terminology used when a person is subject to a judicial act that releases them from an obligation. It is often used when referring to the release of a minor from a court order prohibiting them from carrying out certain activities. When a person is exprobated, the court will typically issue an order preventing the person from doing any act that the court deems to be in breach of the law or the higher court's directions.

Exprobation may be ordered in instances when a criminal act has been committed, but the court believes the act didn't meet criminal standards.

8 letters

• exported,
• probated,
• operated.