Cool MateMeaning of You really think he's innocent
A questioning assertion about someone's not guilty status.
In simple words: Do you truly believe that he did nothing wrong?
You really think he's innocent in a sentence
- You really think he's innocent after everything we've seen?
- I'm shocked that you really think he's innocent; the evidence is compelling.
- You really think he's innocent, or are you just saying that?
How to use You really think he's innocent
Use in conversations or writing when discussing someone's guilt or innocence. It may be less formal; avoid in serious legal contexts.
Grammar pattern
standalone statement
Memory hint
Think of someone saying, 'Are you kidding me?' while shaking their head.
Related words
Collocations with You really think he's innocent
- really think
- he's innocent
- you believe
Synonyms for You really think he's innocent
- Do you honestly believe he's innocent?
- Are you sure he's not guilty?
- You truly believe he's blameless?
Opposites of You really think he's innocent
- guilty
- culpable
- blameworthy
Common mistakes with You really think he's innocent
- Confused by the word 'really' and use it inappropriately.
- Mistakenly use a formal tone with emotional phrases.
- Omit 'you' and phrase as a question incorrectly.
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Frequently asked questions about You really think he's innocent
What does You really think he's innocent mean?
Do you truly believe that he did nothing wrong?
What is the definition of You really think he's innocent?
A questioning assertion about someone's not guilty status.
How do you use You really think he's innocent in a sentence?
You really think he's innocent after everything we've seen?
Can you give another example of You really think he's innocent?
I'm shocked that you really think he's innocent; the evidence is compelling.
What are synonyms for You really think he's innocent?
Common alternatives include Do you honestly believe he's innocent?, Are you sure he's not guilty?, You truly believe he's blameless?.
What is the opposite of You really think he's innocent?
Opposite meanings include guilty, culpable, blameworthy.
What words go with You really think he's innocent?
It commonly pairs with really think, he's innocent, you believe.
What are common mistakes when using You really think he's innocent?
Confused by the word 'really' and use it inappropriately. Mistakenly use a formal tone with emotional phrases. Omit 'you' and phrase as a question incorrectly.
How do you pronounce You really think he's innocent?
US: //ju ˈrɪli θɪŋk hiz ˈɪnəsənt//, UK: //juː ˈrɪəli θɪŋk hiːz ˈɪnəsənt//. Listen to the audio above to hear native pronunciation.
When should I use You really think he's innocent?
Use in conversations or writing when discussing someone's guilt or innocence. It may be less formal; avoid in serious legal contexts.