absolve from guilt



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absolve from guilt

To consider innocent, clear of all suspicion, or pardon from any cause of guilt. The knights of the crusades committed many atrocities in their campaign, but they were absolved from guilt by the heads of the church.
See also: absolve, guilt

Common Names:

NameGenderPronouncedUsage
Ambre-French
HamletHAM-lət (English)Literature, Armenian
Shera['ʃerə]
RomulusRAWM-yə-ləs (English)Roman Mythology
Ermis-Greek
VisitaciÓNbee-see-tah-THYON (Spanish), bee-see-tah-SYON (Latin American Spanish)Spanish