Verb:

పవిత్రపరచడానికి,

absolves's Usage Examples:

This is a piece of music that heals and absolves and discloses the urgency of that reconciliation, the triumph of the heart.

defamatory statement may evoke a defence of innocent dissemination, which absolves them of liability provided that they had no knowledge of the defamatory.

"Zik: Ohanaeze absolves MASSOB from blame, calls for probe".

When, however, the superior absolves from the censure imposed by an inferior, he must in all cases notify the.

The plot of the third play, The Eumenides is also excluded because in that play, the Council of Elders absolves Orestes of his sins, but since Sartre depicts Orestes as remorseless, he cannot include that storyline in his play without having to change his storyline.

since it is both impossible for a teacher to disprove and conveniently absolves the student who gives that excuse of any blame.

the country’s human experimentation program during the war, he gradually absolves himself of any sense of guilt for his actions.

Jewish community organizations, with critics alleging that the monument absolves the Hungarian state and Hungarians of their collaboration with Nazi Germany.

for forgiveness, absolving him of his and his father"s deaths if Hamlet absolves him of his own.

acknowledges the many risks and dangers, and which the organizers claim absolves them of any legal liability in the case of injury.

A subsequent inquiry absolves the Poor Clares of blame.

Lamberto tells Michael that he deserves to suffer for his terrible sins, yet absolves him and tells him he still has a chance for redemption.

only the action of the minister – only a Bishop or priest, who judges and absolves, tends and heals in the name of Christ – but also the actions of the penitent:.

Synonyms:

forgive, shrive,

Antonyms:

taxable, restrict, regulate, enforce, blame,