0 in a way that means you are not guilty of a crime:
He said he had obtained the television innocently, not knowing it had been stolen.
Is there any way their hands could have been innocently contaminated with the explosive?
Her relationship with a married colleague started innocently enough.
The boy had grown up innocently, an only child in an affluent suburban home.
They answer questions so innocently, with childlike candour.
I just innocently asked if I could use his computer—I had no idea it would upset him.
They had been using the brand name perfectly innocently without being aware it was a trademark.
He claimed he was innocently implicated in the mis-selling scandal.
We were sitting innocently eating our lunch when the incident happened.
At 40, I innocently and smugly thought I knew what it would be like to be old.
This usually leaves the remaining swans swimming innocently and mutely in the early dawn light of a new era, leaving only a tragic legend behind.
There is no such thing as the passive observer who may watch innocently.
Their susceptibilities will clash against objects that remain innocently quiet.
