amnesty (Meaning)
amnesty (n)
a period during which offenders are exempt from punishment
a warrant granting release from punishment for an offense
the formal act of liberating someone
amnesty (v)
grant a pardon to (a group of people)
amnesty (v.)
Forgetfulness; cessation of remembrance of wrong; oblivion.
An act of the sovereign power granting oblivion, or a general pardon, for a past offense, as to subjects concerned in an insurrection.
amnesty (v. t.)
To grant amnesty to.
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amnesty Sentence Examples
- The government declared a general amnesty, pardoning individuals who had been involved in political protests.
- The international community urged the war-torn country to implement an amnesty program as a crucial step towards reconciliation.
- In an effort to address past injustices, the truth and reconciliation commission recommended amnesty for those who cooperated in revealing the truth.
- The amnesty law was enacted to provide a fresh start for individuals convicted of nonviolent offenses, allowing them to reintegrate into society.
- The amnesty granted to undocumented immigrants aimed at resolving the immigration crisis and fostering a more inclusive society.
- Activists campaigned for the release of political prisoners and the implementation of a broad amnesty policy to promote human rights.
- The peace negotiations included a crucial provision for amnesty, offering former combatants a chance to participate in the rebuilding process.
- In response to widespread public pressure, the president signed an executive order granting amnesty to individuals unjustly targeted by previous administrations.
- The amnesty clause in the peace agreement facilitated the disarmament and demobilization of rebel groups, paving the way for stability.
- As a gesture of goodwill, the transitional government announced a limited amnesty for those willing to abandon armed resistance and join the peace process.
FAQs About the word amnesty
a period during which offenders are exempt from punishment, a warrant granting release from punishment for an offense, the formal act of liberating someone, gra
pardon,forgiveness, parole, remission, absolution,immunity, mercy,exemption, commutation, exoneration
punishment, sentence, penalty, retribution, sentence, retribution, conviction, penalty,punishment, conviction
The government declared a general amnesty, pardoning individuals who had been involved in political protests.
The international community urged the war-torn country to implement an amnesty program as a crucial step towards reconciliation.
In an effort to address past injustices, the truth and reconciliation commission recommended amnesty for those who cooperated in revealing the truth.
The amnesty law was enacted to provide a fresh start for individuals convicted of nonviolent offenses, allowing them to reintegrate into society.
