absolve
verbDivide absolve into syllables:
ab · solve
How to pronounce absolve:
Definition of absolve:
- absolve (verb):
- to declare to be free from blame or sin
- to set (someone) free from an obligation or the consequences of guilt
Synonyms for absolve:
forgive
Antonyms for absolve:
abuse
accusation
accuse
admonish
afflict
aggravate
baste
bawl out
berate
bind
blame
blast
blow up
bollock
call down
carpet
castigate
censure
charge
chasten
chastise
chide
come down on
condemn
convict
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