absolve

verb | /absolve/

Essential WordsHARD

to free from guilt or to pardon someone

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Synonyms

acquitexonerateforgivevindicate

Antonyms

accuseconvictindict

Examples

"The court absolved him of all charges after new evidence emerged."

"The priest absolved the penitent during the confession."

Etymology

from Latin absolvere “to set free”

Source: Essential WordsAdded: 11/13/2025

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