Cool MateMeaning of You think he's not guilty
A statement questioning someone's belief in another's innocence.
In simple words: You believe he didn't do something wrong.
You think he's not guilty in a sentence
- Are you sure you think he's not guilty?
- It's hard to believe you think he's not guilty after the evidence.
- In a way, it's surprising that you think he's not guilty given the circumstances.
How to use You think he's not guilty
Use in discussions about someone's innocence or guilt. Avoid in formal legal settings or when uncertainty is high.
Grammar pattern
you think + clause
Memory hint
Imagine thinking about a person’s innocence with a question mark above your head.
Related words
Collocations with You think he's not guilty
- think he's not guilty
- believe he is innocent
- assume he's not guilty
Synonyms for You think he's not guilty
- you believe he's innocent
- you doubt his guilt
- you don't think he's guilty
Opposites of You think he's not guilty
- you think he's guilty
- you assume he's guilty
Common mistakes with You think he's not guilty
- Confusing 'not guilty' with 'innocent'.
- Omitting 'you' when stating opinions.
- 'You think he's not guilty' vs 'You don't think he's guilty.'
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Frequently asked questions about You think he's not guilty
What does You think he's not guilty mean?
You believe he didn't do something wrong.
What is the definition of You think he's not guilty?
A statement questioning someone's belief in another's innocence.
How do you use You think he's not guilty in a sentence?
Are you sure you think he's not guilty?
Can you give another example of You think he's not guilty?
It's hard to believe you think he's not guilty after the evidence.
What are synonyms for You think he's not guilty?
Common alternatives include you believe he's innocent, you doubt his guilt, you don't think he's guilty.
What is the opposite of You think he's not guilty?
Opposite meanings include you think he's guilty, you assume he's guilty.
What words go with You think he's not guilty?
It commonly pairs with think he's not guilty, believe he is innocent, assume he's not guilty.
What are common mistakes when using You think he's not guilty?
Confusing 'not guilty' with 'innocent'. Omitting 'you' when stating opinions. 'You think he's not guilty' vs 'You don't think he's guilty.'
How do you pronounce You think he's not guilty?
US: //juː θɪŋk hiːz nɑt ˈɡɪlti//, UK: //juː θɪŋk hiːz nɒt ˈɡɪlti//. Listen to the audio above to hear native pronunciation.
When should I use You think he's not guilty?
Use in discussions about someone's innocence or guilt. Avoid in formal legal settings or when uncertainty is high.