attone Synonyms
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attone Meaning
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attone (adv.)
See At one.
attone Sentence Examples
- To attone for his sins, the penitent sought forgiveness through prayer and good deeds.
- The criminal's attempt to attone for his crime was met with skepticism by the victims' families.
- The priest urged the congregation to attone for their transgressions during the Lenten season.
- The soldier believed that sacrificing his life in battle would attone for his past mistakes.
- The mother's guilt over losing her child led her to attone by dedicating her life to charity.
- The company's reputation suffered after the scandal, prompting executives to attone by implementing ethical reforms.
- The politician's sincere apology was seen as an attempt to attone for his controversial remarks.
- The artist hoped that her masterpiece would attone for the pain she had endured throughout her life.
- The wanderer believed that by embarking on a pilgrimage, he could attone for his wanderlust.
- The scientist dedicated his research to discovering a cure for the disease that had taken his loved ones, as a way to attone for his inability to save them.
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See At one.
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To attone for his sins, the penitent sought forgiveness through prayer and good deeds.
The criminal's attempt to attone for his crime was met with skepticism by the victims' families.
The priest urged the congregation to attone for their transgressions during the Lenten season.
The soldier believed that sacrificing his life in battle would attone for his past mistakes.
