absolving (Meaning)

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absolving (p. pr. & vb. n.)

of Absolve

The sincere apology was a step towards absolving the tension between the two friends.
The company implemented new policies aimed at acknowledging mistakes and absolving itself from previous ethical controversies.
The act of forgiveness played a crucial role in absolving the employee of any lingering consequences.
The therapy sessions focused on understanding and absolving deep-seated emotional pain.
The court's decision played a pivotal role in absolving the accused of the alleged crime.
The heartfelt confession and subsequent actions were instrumental in absolving the individual of guilt.
The truth and reconciliation commission aimed at absolving past grievances and fostering unity.
Public acknowledgment and restitution were key steps in absolving the organization from its historical wrongs.
A genuine effort towards personal growth and change can be the first step in absolving oneself from past mistakes.
The community's collective effort towards reconciliation was a powerful means of absolving historical tensions.

of Absolve

exculpatory, vindicating, condoning, exonerating,pardoning, remitting, compensatory, exculpating, commuting,acquitting

disciplining, correctional, corrective, chastening, punitive, disciplining, punitive, correcting, penal, disciplinary

The sincere apology was a step towards absolving the tension between the two friends.

The company implemented new policies aimed at acknowledging mistakes and absolving itself from previous ethical controversies.

The act of forgiveness played a crucial role in absolving the employee of any lingering consequences.

The therapy sessions focused on understanding and absolving deep-seated emotional pain.