Definition
Definition of unabsolved - Reverso English Dictionary
Adjective
guiltRare not freed from guilt or blameRare
- He remained unabsolved of his past mistakes.
- The crime left him feeling unabsolved and tormented.
- Her unabsolved guilt haunted her dreams.
Origin of unabsolved
Latin, un- (not) + absolvere (to absolve)
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- French:non pardonné, ...
- German:ungesühnt, ...
- Italian:non assolto, ...
- Spanish:sin absolver, ...
- Portuguese:não absolvido, ...
- Chinese:未被赦免, ...
- Japanese:未解放の, ...
- Arabic:غَيْر مُبَرَّأ, ...
- Hebrew:לֹא מְשֻׁחְרָר מֵאַשְׁמָה, ...
- Russian:неоправданный, ...
- Ukrainian:незвільнений, ...
- Hindi:अपराधमुक्त, ...
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