Converse of object

• slaughter: The ribbon is red and white - supposedly, red for the blood spilled and white for the innocents slaughtered.

• kill: The fact is his terrorist resistance achieved nothing except killing innocents.

Preposition: as

• dove: Therefore be as shrewd as snakes and as innocent as doves.

Modifies a noun

• civilian: The killing of innocent civilians is the issue here.

• bystander: More likely the remote systems are innocent bystanders who were compromised.

• victim: I wouldn't want to become an innocent victim of your killing spree!

• passer-by: Other rules & stuff: There will be penalties for killing people other than your target, or innocent passers-by.

• Iraqi: Can you at least hope for what's best for innocent Iraqis now?

• citizen: Innocent citizens are locked up for their own beliefs.

Modifying Another Word

• seemingly: These two lines are seemingly innocent talk about viewing houses.

• perfectly: Often data can diverge from Benford's Law for perfectly innocent reasons.

• entirely: De Menezes was an entirely innocent civilian going about his everyday business.

Used with adjective complement

• presume: Additionally, specific rights given to people being prosecuted for a criminal charge include: The right to be presumed innocent.

• plead: Would you prefer people to lie and plead innocent?

• prove: If he's proved innocent, they will say you helped to collar him.

• declare: He was declared innocent of any crimes by the court.

• seem: It was a personal turning point for me, where the whole world suddenly seemed less innocent.

Preposition: of

• wrongdoing: Most men, usually innocent of substantive wrongdoing, find themselves legally defenseless against the destruction of the fabric of their lives.

• crime: He was declared innocent of any crimes by the court.

• charge: Gaia gets her revenge in even when CFCs are innocent of the charges.