absolvable (Meaning)
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absolvable (a.)
That may be absolved.
Synonyms & Antonyms of absolvable
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absolvable Sentence Examples
- The priest assured the penitent that their sins were absolvable through sincere repentance.
- In legal terms, some offenses may be absolvable through a process of restitution and rehabilitation.
- The therapist believed that with the right support, the trauma was absolvable, and healing was possible.
- The company implemented measures to make the workplace environment more inclusive and absolvable of diversity.
- The mediator worked towards finding an amicable solution that would be mutually absolvable for both parties.
- The community sought ways to make amends and create an atmosphere that was absolvable of past tensions.
- The team faced challenges but remained optimistic that the setbacks were absolvable with proper planning.
- In the context of forgiveness, many believe that even the most severe wrongs are absolvable through genuine remorse.
- The organization committed to creating a culture that was absolvable of discrimination and bias.
- Through open communication and understanding, relationships can become absolvable of misunderstandings and conflicts.
FAQs About the word absolvable
That may be absolved.
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No antonyms found.
The priest assured the penitent that their sins were absolvable through sincere repentance.
In legal terms, some offenses may be absolvable through a process of restitution and rehabilitation.
The therapist believed that with the right support, the trauma was absolvable, and healing was possible.
The company implemented measures to make the workplace environment more inclusive and absolvable of diversity.
