Definition
Definition of absolvitory - Reverso English Dictionary
Adjective
1.
legalDated related to a dismissal or acquittalDated
- The court's decision was of an absolvitory nature.
2.
moral contextDated providing absolution or forgivenessDated
- The priest's words were absolvitory for the penitent.
Origin of absolvitory
Latin, absolvere (to free)
Examples of absolvitory in a sentence
Her testimony had an absolvitory effect on the jury. Her apology had an absolvitory effect on their relationship. The letter was written in an absolvitory tone.
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- French:absolutoire, absolvant, ...
- German:freisprechend, absolutorisch, ...
- Italian:assolutorio, perdonante, ...
- Spanish:absolutoria, absolutorio, ...
- Portuguese:absolutório, que confere absolvição, ...
- Chinese:免罪的, 宽恕的, ...
- Japanese:無罪放免の, 赦しを与える, ...
- Arabic:تَبْرِئِي, مُبْرِئ, ...
- Hebrew:מְזַכֶּה, מוֹחֵל, ...
- Russian:оправдательный, абсолюционный, ...
- Ukrainian:виправдувальний, прощальний, ...
- Hindi:मुक्तिदायक, क्षमाशील, ...
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