1. plural of innocence; the state or quality of being free from guilt, wrongdoing, or responsibility for a crime or offense
Usage: countable use; often refers to multiple instances or aspects of innocence
2. plural of innocence; the quality of being naive, inexperienced, or lacking knowledge about something
Usage: often used to describe different types or degrees of naivety

Examples

• The defendant's lawyers argued for his innocences based on new DNA evidence.
• She lost her innocences about the world after traveling to different countries.
• The children's innocences were evident in their trusting nature.
• Multiple innocences were claimed by the wrongfully convicted prisoners.
• His various innocences regarding technology made him vulnerable to scams.