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Absolve Meaning in English

word

æbˈzɑɫv/, /əbˈzɑɫv
ub-ZAHLV
ɐbsˈɒlv
ub-ZOLV

释义

To officially say that someone is not responsible for something wrong or bad, or to forgive them for a mistake or sin, especially in a formal or religious context.

用法与细微差别

Typically formal and often used in legal or religious contexts. Common phrases: 'absolve someone of/from blame/guilt/sin'. Not used for everyday forgiveness between friends—use 'forgive' instead. Beware not to confuse with 'resolve' or 'dissolve'.

例句

The priest absolved her of her sins.

basic

He was absolved of all blame after the accident.

basic

The law cannot absolve you from responsibility.

basic

No apology could absolve him of what he had done.

natural

The judge's decision finally absolved the company from any wrongdoing.

natural

Don't think a simple 'sorry' will absolve you this time.

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