atonable Synonyms
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atonable Meaning
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atonable (a.)
Admitting an atonement; capable of being atoned for; expiable.
atonable Sentence Examples
- The heinous crime was deemed atonable by the court, resulting in a lenient sentence.
- Despite her heartfelt apologies, her past actions were not considered atonable by the victim.
- The guilt weighed heavily upon him, as he knew his actions were utterly atonable.
- The priest assured the parishioner that all sins were atonable through repentance and forgiveness.
- The legal system held little hope of atonement, as the crime was heinous and unforgivable.
- Despite his attempts at redemption, the victim refused to believe that his actions were atonable.
- The concept of atonability raised philosophical debates about the nature of justice and morality.
- Even though he had served his time, the community still believed that his crime was not atonable.
- The victims' families found it difficult to believe that the perpetrator's actions were truly atonable.
- The search for atonability drove him to seek spiritual guidance and inner healing.
FAQs About the word atonable
Admitting an atonement; capable of being atoned for; expiable.
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The heinous crime was deemed atonable by the court, resulting in a lenient sentence.
Despite her heartfelt apologies, her past actions were not considered atonable by the victim.
The guilt weighed heavily upon him, as he knew his actions were utterly atonable.
The priest assured the parishioner that all sins were atonable through repentance and forgiveness.
