atoning (for) (Meaning)

atoning (for)

No meaning found for this word.

He spent his life atoning for the sins of his youth.
The priest encouraged the congregation to atone for their past transgressions.
The thief realized he needed to atone for his crime by returning the stolen goods.
The penitent sinner sought forgiveness and aimed to atone for her misdeeds.
The victim's family struggled to atone for the violent act that had taken their loved one.
The apology was a sincere attempt to atone for the hurtful words that had been spoken.
The nation's leaders apologized and offered reparations as a way to atone for the historical injustices committed.
The artist believed that creating meaningful works of art was a way to atone for the emptiness he felt.
The scientist dedicated his life's work to researching cures for diseases, aiming to atone for the suffering he had witnessed.
The accused stood before the judge, seeking a chance to atone for his wrongdoings and earn redemption.

repaying,making amends for, compensating, correcting, expiating, redeeming, making good for,amending, reimbursing, redressing

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He spent his life atoning for the sins of his youth.

The priest encouraged the congregation to atone for their past transgressions.

The thief realized he needed to atone for his crime by returning the stolen goods.

The penitent sinner sought forgiveness and aimed to atone for her misdeeds.