Absolver Meaning in English
word · lemma: absolve
Definition
To officially say that someone is not guilty of something or does not have to take responsibility for something, especially in a legal or religious context.
Usage & Nuances
Formal and often used in legal or religious settings: 'absolve someone of sin/guilt/responsibility'. Less common in everyday language. Do not confuse with 'solve' (to find an answer) or 'abandon' (to leave behind). Usually followed by 'of' plus the issue.
Example Sentences
The judge decided to absolve him of all charges.
basic
The priest can absolve your sins if you confess.
basic
They hope the new evidence will absolve her.
basic
No amount of apology will absolve you of what you did.
natural
He claimed that his conscience would never absolve him.
natural
The company tried to absolve itself of responsibility for the accident.
natural