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to absolve
01
assolvere, scagionare
to release someone from blame, guilt, or obligation, clearing them of any wrongdoing
Transitive: to absolve sb of sth | to absolve sb from sth
02
assolvere, liberare
to officially forgive someone for a sin or wrongdoing
Transitive: to absolve sb
absolve
v
absolved
adj
absolved
adj
absolver
n
absolver
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absolvitory
adj
absolvitory
adj
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The supervisor is actively absolving employees from blame for minor oversights.
The organization has recently absolved members of any wrongdoing in a recent controversy.
After a thorough investigation, the committee decided to absolve the employee of any misconduct.
The court decision was to absolve the defendant of all charges due to lack of evidence.
Recognizing the misunderstanding, the manager chose to absolve the employee from blame.
