Examples of 'been absolved' in a sentence
Meaning of "been absolved"
been absolved: When someone is absolved, it means they have been declared free from guilt, obligation, or punishment after wrongdoing or a mistake
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been absolved
When you have been absolved of this crime.
Thinking all your sins have been absolved.
We have been absolved by the council.
However that does not mean you have been absolved of your sins.
She had been absolved and was free to continue with her sports career.
Fidel and the Cuban people have been absolved by history.
Rufus Buck been absolved of his countless depredations.
Under the normal process of the law, he should have been absolved as a repentant.
You have been absolved for Hector.
I will certainly grant you asylum … when you have been absolved of this crime.
All men have been absolved of their sins?
Sign your name to sleep easy . Thinking all your sins have been absolved.
You have been absolved.
But among ANC voters at least, Ramaphosa seems to have been absolved.
I have been absolved.
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Are your ingrates better than those? Or have you been absolved by the book?
You have been absolved of any guilt, parental or otherwise.
Your sins have been absolved Del.
They have been absolved of their guilt . Both sides . With one signature from your president.
Well, it 's settled, then . You have been absolved of any guilt, parental or otherwise.
Chevron says it has been absolved of responsibility for any environmental damage per a 1995 cleanup agreement.
Teo, you have been absolved from the political charges.
Have you been absolved of your crime?
Lloyd, you have been absolved of any guilt, parental or otherwise.
We've been absolved of all guilt!
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You are all absolved of responsibility in the matter
Thinking all your sins have been absolved
O to be absolved from previous ties and conventions
