1. plural of innocency; the state or quality of being innocent; freedom from guilt or wrongdoing
Usage: formal or literary variant of 'innocence'; less common than 'innocence' in modern usage
2. plural of innocency; instances or examples of innocent behavior, remarks, or actions
Usage: refers to multiple innocent acts or expressions

Examples

• The defendant's lawyer argued for his client's innocencies in the face of mounting evidence.
• Her youthful innocencies charmed everyone at the party.
• The court recognized the innocencies of the wrongly accused men after twenty years.
• Despite their innocencies, they were treated with suspicion by the authorities.
• The film celebrated the innocencies of childhood before the harsh realities of adulthood.
• His various innocencies and naive remarks made him an endearing character in the novel.