absolved
To be absolved is to be forgiven. When someone is absolved, they have been forgiven by the person or group that they have wronged.
The priest absolved the congregation of their sins.
The king absolved the soldier of his crimes.
To be absolved is to be forgiven. When someone is absolved, they have been forgiven by the person or group that they have wronged.
The priest absolved the congregation of their sins.
The king absolved the soldier of his crimes.
adjective
freed from any question of guilt
Synonyms:
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The judge absolved the man.
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He absolved the young criminal.
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They claimed that he should be absolved.
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This would absolve many of the clickability problems.
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Many reports absolve Ali of complicity in the murder.
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Nothing can absolve the defaulter from the crime.
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However, that does not absolve the defaulter from the crime.
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You cannot magically absolve an editor of the responsibility of this.
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I absolve you in the name of the Josip, and the Broz, and the Holy Tito.
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Zheng senses the problem, and devotes an entire chapter to absolve the Zhuang.