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Definition of absolution - Reverso English Dictionary
Noun
1.
religionformal release from guilt or punishment
- The priest granted absolution to the repentant sinner..
2.
legalTECH. acquittal from a legal chargeTECH.
- The court's absolution declared him innocent.
Expressions with absolution
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formally declare someone forgiven for their sins or mistakes
The priest will give absolution after the confession.
Origin of absolution
Latin, absolvere (to set free)
Terms with absolution included in their meaning
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debt absolution
absolve someone from paying a debt
religion
punishment imposed by church authority for absolution
forgiveness
serving to absolve or give absolution
moral context
providing absolution or forgiveness
religion
friar authorized to grant absolution
religious absolution
absolution or penance given by a priest
religion
the process of confession and absolution
religion
related to hearing confessions or granting absolution
religious period
period before Lent in Christianity featuring confession and absolution
Examples of absolution in a sentence
Absolution was granted after the confession. His absolution came after new evidence was found. The lawyer fought hard for her client's absolution.
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- French:absolution, acquittement, ...
- German:Absolution, Freispruch, ...
- Italian:assoluzione, ...
- Spanish:absolución, exoneración, ...
- Portuguese:perdão, ...
- Chinese:赦免, 无罪释放, ...
- Japanese:赦し, ...
- Arabic:غفران, تَبْرِئَة, ...
- Hebrew:מְחִילָה, זִכּוּי, ...
- Russian:отпущение грехов, оправдание, ...
- Ukrainian:прощення, виправдання, ...
- Hindi:पापमोचन, मुक्ति, ...
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